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/sˌɑːnktɪfɪkˈeɪʃən/
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[ US /ˌsæŋktəfəˈkeɪʃən/ ]
[ US /ˌsæŋktəfəˈkeɪʃən/ ]
NOUN
- a religious ceremony in which something is made holy
How To Use sanctification In A Sentence
- Sanctification, so far as it relates to the removal of spiritual defilement, is illustrated; and that man cannot purge himself from his natural pravity is proved, iv. Pneumatologia
- And I shall crave leave to say, that he who hath no experience of spiritual shame and self-abhorrency, upon the account of this inconformity of his nature and the faculties of his soul unto the holiness of God, is a great stranger unto this whole work of sanctification. Pneumatologia
- And I shall crave leave to say, that he who hath no experience of spiritual shame and self-abhorrency, upon the account of this inconformity of his nature and the faculties of his soul unto the holiness of God, is a great stranger unto this whole work of sanctification. Pneumatologia
- In the process she achieves a kind of sanctification and transcendence through martyrdom.
- But all the Calvinistic churches by their creeds, and also a large portion of the membership of Arminian denominations, without regard to their creeds, if asked when are we to obtain entire sanctification as an essential meetness for heaven, would answer, at death. The Theology of Holiness
- A long theological title has been attached to this experience by the scholars - sanctification.
- The change was called senescence, or sanctification. DEEP DOMAIN
- In the context of the Boston church, which already taught a Covenant of Grace, the objections of the Antinomians centered on the concept of sanctification.
- In the 'solitudes' to which he refers I worked with deliberation, endeavouring even to purify my intellect by disciplines similar to those enjoined by his own Church for the sanctification of the soul. Fragments of science, V. 1-2
- Such desanctification has the effect of rendering nugatory everything Americans have been indoctrinated to believe. Who's your nanny?