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Studies on Strong Doctrine

CHAPTER ELEVEN

SANCTIFICATION

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1.         There are certain errors associated with the doctrine of Sanctification:

A.        That it is a ____________  ____________.

B.        That it brings ____________  ____________.

C.        That it for the betterment of the ____________.

2.         T          F          The most common of the errors is the betterment of the Flesh.

3.         T          F          The doctrine of Sanctification is a very important one, inasmuch as it has to do with living the Christ life and pro­gressing toward the divine ideal for which we are saved.

4.         Sanctification is a three‑fold doctrine in several different ways:

A.        The Three-fold ____________.

B.        The Three-fold ____________.

C.        The Three-fold ____________.

D.        The Three-fold ____________.

5.         The word sanctification is rendered in three different ways:

A.        To ____________  ____________ for a ____________  ____________.

B.        To ____________, ____________ or ____________ to be holy.

C.        To ____________ or to make ____________.

6.         The Sabbath is set apart for five reasons:

A.        ____________ from Labor.

B.        ____________ of the Lord.

C.        ____________ Instruction.

D.        ____________ of the Saint.

E.        ____________ of God’s Bounty.

7.         Sanctification is considered three tenses, that are:

A.        ____________.

B.        ____________.

C.        ____________.

8.         One can know that he/she is being sanctified by:

A.        A deep sense of ____________.

B.        An increasing ____________  ____________  ____________C.        A growing interest in the ____________  ____________  ____________.

D.        An increasing love of things ____________.

9.         T          F          One great mistake of many in regard to this doctrine is that they attribute sanctification entirely, or in large part at least to man’s energy and ability.

10.       T          F          The Father is said to sanctify His saints because He is the One Who decrees that they are to be sanctified; Christ’s part, then is to effect that which will make possible their sanctification; the Spirit then applies the effects of Christ’s work to the saint.

11.       T          F          The truth of God’s Word is the instrument whereby this union is brought about, and the believer is made partaker of the div­ine nature.

12.       There are attributed three effects that sanctification has on the believer:

A.        The Saint is ____________ from the stain of ____________.

B.        There is a ____________  ____________ of the Saint.

C.        ____________.

13.       From the text in Hebrews 10:10-14, three things may be noted:

A.        The ____________ ____________ is associated with the Lord’s sacrificial death.

B.        This ____________ is ____________ to sanctify ____________.

C.        This was ____________ to “perfect forever” those who are ____________ thereby.

14.       T          F          The first effect of sanctification is accomplished instantaneously and is, for the most part, above the comprehension of the individual.

15.       T          F          The believer is not here passively unconscious of these effects, as is the case in regeneration, but he takes an active part in this aspect of sanctifi­cation.

16.       T          F          While the Holy Spirit is the active agent in sanctification, there is also included an element; and that element is the Word of God.

17.       T          F          Men are sanctified by the blood of Christ, which is termed the “blood of the covenant”.

18.       T          F          The third element working in sanctification in that this is all the will of the Father.

19.       T          F          Sanctification is both the will of God and the work of God, yet it is also the responsibility of the saint to make a practice of it.

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