SANCTIFICATION

sanc·ti·fy tr.v.
sanc·ti·fied, sanc·ti·fy·ing, sanc·ti·fies.
1. To set apart for sacred use; consecrate.
2. To make holy; purify.
3. To give religious sanction to, as with an oath or a vow.
4. To give social or moral sanction to.
5. To make productive of holiness or spiritual blessing.

Sanctification is the setting apart our body for sacred use; consecrating our body
for GOD'S SPIRIT to INDWELL us, MAKING our body HOLY and PURE.
HIS SPIRIT SANCTIONS our body for HIM.

We CONFORM to HIM by SUBMITTING to HIS WAY of LIFE.
By SUBMITTING to HIS SPIRIT WHO LIVES HIS LAW through us,
we give social or moral SANCTION to HIM COMPLETELY
MAKING us PRODUCTIVE in HIS HOLINESS and SPIRITUAL BLESSINGS.

The enemy of GOD is one that will not SUBMIT
to HIS SPIRIT WHO LIVES HIS LAW of LIFE
(HIS WAY of LIFE WRITTEN in Genesis to Revelation),
through us, HIS BODY.

HIS BODY must BE HOLY for the final ONENESS.

LOVE, RICOEL