The Purpose of this thesis is to explain what is the holiness and how to experience it. As an introduction to the study, This work is divided five chapters. ChapterⅠ presents the reason for and purpose of this thesis and its methodology was referred. ChapterⅡ deal with Holiness on the Bible. Holines...
The Purpose of this thesis is to explain what is the holiness and how to experience it. As an introduction to the study, This work is divided five chapters. ChapterⅠ presents the reason for and purpose of this thesis and its methodology was referred. ChapterⅡ deal with Holiness on the Bible. Holiness is the central issue of biblical truth. In both Old and New Testament there is a conviction that man can, and should be, well-pleasing to God. This "perfection" is not absolute but relative. Many passage in the New Testament imply that this "perfection" or "holiness" includes deliverance from all sin that is due to selfish direction of the will exclusive of "infirmities" incident to body and mind. Such a salvation from sin is regarded as a promised privilege in this life, and, on Paul especially as coming by faith. The emphasis upon faith led to a stress, especially in Wesley`s later ministry, upon entire sanctification as a second work of grace distinct from regeneration. ChapterⅢ introduces the John Wesley's theology. He saw exhortations and promises in the Bible, that Christian will be delivered from the struggle. Wesley summarized Christian sanctification all in three words. When you look at it from one side, it is purity of intention, and if you look at it another angle, it is to have the mind of Jesus Christ, that means, cleansing from all evil. Then finally, if you another angle, it is perfect love. Wesley preferred to use the term "perfect love". Chapter Ⅳ introduces church education programs for experience of Christian perfection. These programs based on Wesley`s theory. Therefore these programs emphasized relation with Jesus Christ. Programs are divided into four, “Education programs for the Initial Sanctification”, “Education programs for the Gradual or Progressive Sanctification”, “Education programs for the Entire Sanctification”, finally "Education programs to the Glorification". In chapter Ⅴ, we came to the conclusion of this research. I propose a way to the Glorification. It is trust in "God raised us up with him in the heavenly realms in Christ Jesus"(Ephesians 2:6). Wesley always emphasized that now is the accepted time now is the day of this salvation. If you only believe this, you will have experience of entire salvation that Our Lord prepare for you, this today, right now.
The Purpose of this thesis is to explain what is the holiness and how to experience it. As an introduction to the study, This work is divided five chapters. ChapterⅠ presents the reason for and purpose of this thesis and its methodology was referred. ChapterⅡ deal with Holiness on the Bible. Holiness is the central issue of biblical truth. In both Old and New Testament there is a conviction that man can, and should be, well-pleasing to God. This "perfection" is not absolute but relative. Many passage in the New Testament imply that this "perfection" or "holiness" includes deliverance from all sin that is due to selfish direction of the will exclusive of "infirmities" incident to body and mind. Such a salvation from sin is regarded as a promised privilege in this life, and, on Paul especially as coming by faith. The emphasis upon faith led to a stress, especially in Wesley`s later ministry, upon entire sanctification as a second work of grace distinct from regeneration. ChapterⅢ introduces the John Wesley's theology. He saw exhortations and promises in the Bible, that Christian will be delivered from the struggle. Wesley summarized Christian sanctification all in three words. When you look at it from one side, it is purity of intention, and if you look at it another angle, it is to have the mind of Jesus Christ, that means, cleansing from all evil. Then finally, if you another angle, it is perfect love. Wesley preferred to use the term "perfect love". Chapter Ⅳ introduces church education programs for experience of Christian perfection. These programs based on Wesley`s theory. Therefore these programs emphasized relation with Jesus Christ. Programs are divided into four, “Education programs for the Initial Sanctification”, “Education programs for the Gradual or Progressive Sanctification”, “Education programs for the Entire Sanctification”, finally "Education programs to the Glorification". In chapter Ⅴ, we came to the conclusion of this research. I propose a way to the Glorification. It is trust in "God raised us up with him in the heavenly realms in Christ Jesus"(Ephesians 2:6). Wesley always emphasized that now is the accepted time now is the day of this salvation. If you only believe this, you will have experience of entire salvation that Our Lord prepare for you, this today, right now.
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