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How do we know that the Scriptures are the means of sanctification?

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The Scriptures are proven to be the means of sanctification as they are the very Word of God that transforms lives.

The claim that Scriptures are the means of sanctification is grounded in the fact that they are God’s revelation to humanity. According to Psalm 119:11, 'I have stored up your word in my heart, that I might not sin against you.' This reflects the transformative power of God’s Word in our lives. As we read and meditate on the Scriptures, we engage with God directly, receiving both conviction and encouragement necessary for growth in holiness.

Furthermore, the Scriptures provide a comprehensive guide for living a life pleasing to God. They cover every aspect of human existence, offering wisdom and insight that encourages us to reflect God’s character. Engaging with the Scriptures regularly nurtures our spiritual growth, making them vital for sanctification.
Scripture References: Psalm 119:11, John 17:17

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The great means of sanctification!
Jared Waterbury · Sep 27, 2016
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