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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    How in your words do you understand saving Faith is fulfilled?
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Could you elaborate in your words what you mean by"Faith alone".
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Technically, the salvation journey starts with Grace. Or I could keep going back and show where it could have started before Grace. Our discussion and for the sake of sidetracking the topic, the salvation process for us begins when the Father calls us out to respond to that call.
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Nobody comes to Christ unless the Father draws or calls them. The Father initiates the salvation process with that call, not taking Grace into account. We respond with repentance, which is a turning from our way to His way in our mind. We then respond by taking the first step of Faith or...
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    I understand that sanctification is the result of us responding in faith (pisteuo) . Pisteuo or saving Faith is our response to the call of the Father where God initiates the salvation process. Saving Faith or pisteuo in the Greek dictionary is ," a personal surrender to Him and a life...
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Do you agree that sanctification comes by the Spirit of Christ, through Faith. Faith being a personal surrender to Him and a life inspired by such surrender?
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    I take these topics seriously. My apologies.
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Then act like it. I replied to your question, respond.
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    That remains to be seen.
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Okay, sorry for the delay. The question is, who is responsible for our sanctification? Sanctification defined is, being separated from our sinful natures, to God. Who is responsible for that? The Spirit of Christ does the sanctifying as a response to a person fulfilling Faith in Christ...
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    Who is responsible for our sanctification?

    Could I jump in here without reading all 19 pages and ask the question? Has anyone correctly defined sanctification? And what is that definition?
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    Heavenly Dwelling

    For we who are called, it's all about "Faith". Salvation is by Grace,"through Faith". Our English word Faith, comes from the Greek word"Pistis," a noun used 244 times in the NT. That word Pistis has a corresponding verb, "pisteuo", a verb used 248 times in the NT. The word "Faith" in the...
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    Heavenly Dwelling

    I knew that, and is the reason for me sharing it with you. If you have the desire to know more just ask.
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    Heavenly Dwelling

    All of God's deeper truths are paradoxical. Those who have and are fulfilling pisteuo daily are theathered to this world in our earthly bodies, but at the same time seated in heavenly places. Both happening at the same exact time. But this paradoxical truth is not fulfilled by " believers"...
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    It's cool druth. Sometimes you gotta know when to just listen. The fact you didn't have the desire to do that tells me your not ready yet.
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    I look for certain kinds of people. And I don't find them very often, but they stick out to me because they ask the right question. Your OP, though the use of pistos instead of Pistis or pisteuo kind of spoke for itself, was the right question! Since you don't seem to be able to see the...
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    Okay, being honest with me, how have you learned the understandings your presenting to me?
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    I'm trying to make a point first. And to be honest, I'm not sure your following. This is my point. Pistis is the Greek word and noun where we get our English word Faith. The corresponding verb to the noun Pistis is pisteuo. The English language doesn't have a corresponding verb to the noun...
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    Acts, based upon a Belief, sustained by confidence, or pisteuo in the Greek look like this. When you went to sleep last night. Did you check to make sure there was enough oxygen in the room for the night? No, you fulfilled an act, got in bed, based upon a Belief, there was sufficient oxygen...
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    Faithfulness vs belief (pistos)

    Let me ask you. How many acts, based upon a belief, sustained by confidence do you fulfill in one days time?