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This sermon, given by Jonathan Edwards in 1722, is all about the Biblical concept of holiness. Edwards discusses what holiness is, why it is necessary in the Christian life, and how to know whether or not you are holy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christian-sermons/support

This sermon, given by Jonathan Edwards in 1722, is all about the Biblical concept of holiness. Edwards discusses what holiness is, why it is necessary in the Christian life, and how to know whether or not you are holy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/christian-sermons/support

a sermon on Isaiah 35:1-10 preached at Prince of Peace Mennonite Church in Anchorage, Alaska 8 December 2013   Isaiah portrays the Kingdom of God as a fruitful, well-watered place in the desert and a safe path through the wilderness. Jesus said that he was the Way and the Living Water.

How to live a holy life for God, through His Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

How to live a holy life for God, through His Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

The time of danger, the means of safety, and the way of holiness: being the substance of three sermons ... by James Hervey, ... The third edition: to which are now added, a visitation sermon .... 1759.. Digitized from IA40313602-06 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-reasonableness-of-na_winter-robert-dd_1793 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-discourse-on-the-use-o_leekey-william_1744 .

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The time of danger, the means of safety, and the way of holiness: being the substance of three sermons ... By James Hervey, ... 1781.. Digitized from IA40310409-66 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_quatuor-evangelia-et-act_1714 .

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Samuel Logan Brengle - The Way of Holiness - Salvation Army Commissioner - recorded 1920 UNIDENTIFIED ANNOUNCER: A little time ago, two recordings of the voice of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle were discovered. These are the only known recordings of the Salvation Armyâs great apostle of Holiness. We bring them to you in this form, in order that they may continue to bring blessing and inspiration to all. We feel sure that the richness of meaning in the words he brings will more than compensate for the lack of quality in the ancient recordings on which his voice has been preserved. The singing is by the Danforth Songster Brigade, directed by Eric Sharp, who is also the soloist. The next voice you will hear will be that of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle. BRENGLE: On January 9th, 1885, at about 9 oâclock in the morning, God sanctified my soul. I was in my own room at the time, but in a few minutes, I went out and met a man and told him what God had done for me. The next morning, I met another friend on the street and told him the blessed story. He shouted and praised God, and urged me to preach full salvation and confess it everywhere. God used him to encourage and help me. So the following day, I preached on the subject as clearly and forcibly as I could, and ended with my testimony. God blessed the word mightily to others, but I think He blessed it most to myself. That confession put me on record. It cut the bridges down behind me. Three worlds were now looking at me as one who professed that God had given him a clean heart. I could not go back now. I had to go forward. God saw that I meant to be true to death. So two mornings after that, just as I got out of bed, and was reading some of the words of Jesus, He gave me such a blessing as I never had dreamed a man could have this side of Heaven. It was a Heaven of love that came into my heart. In that hour, I knew Jesus and I loved Him until it seemed my heart would break with love. I loved the sparrows, I loved the dogs, I loved the horses, I loved the little urchins on the street, I loved the strangers who hurried past me, I loved the heathen, I loved the whole world. You want to know what Holiness is? It is pure love. You want to know what the baptism of the Holy Ghost is? It is not a mere sentiment. It is not a happy sensation that passes away in the night. It is a baptism of love that brings every thought into captivity to the Lord Jesus, that casts out all fear, that burns up doubt and unbelief as fire burns coal, that makes one meek, and lowly in heart. [Beginning of a new recording] A number of years ago, before many of the young people for whom this book is written were born, a girl asked me âWhat is this âSanctificationâ or âHolinessâ that people are talking so much about?â She had heard the experience testified to, and talked, and preached about for nearly a year. And I...until I thought that of course she understood it. Her question surprised and almost discouraged me. But I rallied and asked âHad you a bad temper?â âOh, yes,â she said. âI have a temper like a volcano.â âSanctification,â I replied, âis to have that bad temper taken out.â That definition set her thinking, and did her good, but it was too narrow. If I had said âSanctification is to have temper and all sin taken away, and the heart filled with love to God and man,â that would have done. For that is Sanctification, that is Holiness. It is in our measure to be made like God. It is to be made a partaker of the Divine nature.[II Peter 1:4] A spark from the fire is like the fire. The tiniest twig on the giant oak or the smallest branch of the vine has the nature of the oak or the vine, and is in that respect like the oak or the vine. A drop of water on the end of your finger from the ocean is like the ocean; not in its size, of course, for the big ships cannot float upon it, nor the big fishes swim in it. But it is like the ocean in its essence, in its character, in its nature. Just so, a holy person is like God. Not that he is infinite as God is. He does not know everything, he has not all power and wisdom as God has, but he is like God in his nature. He is good, and pure, and loving, and just in the same way that God is. Holiness, then, is conformity to the nature of God. It is likeness to God as He is revealed in Jesus. But someone will cry out, âImpossible. We are poor sinful creatures....â

Samuel Logan Brengle - The Way of Holiness - Salvation Army Commissioner - recorded 1920 UNIDENTIFIED ANNOUNCER: A little time ago, two recordings of the voice of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle were discovered. These are the only known recordings of the Salvation Armyâs great apostle of Holiness. We bring them to you in this form, in order that they may continue to bring blessing and inspiration to all. We feel sure that the richness of meaning in the words he brings will more than compensate for the lack of quality in the ancient recordings on which his voice has been preserved. The singing is by the Danforth Songster Brigade, directed by Eric Sharp, who is also the soloist. The next voice you will hear will be that of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle. BRENGLE: On January 9th, 1885, at about 9 oâclock in the morning, God sanctified my soul. I was in my own room at the time, but in a few minutes, I went out and met a man and told him what God had done for me. The next morning, I met another friend on the street and told him the blessed story. He shouted and praised God, and urged me to preach full salvation and confess it everywhere. God used him to encourage and help me. So the following day, I preached on the subject as clearly and forcibly as I could, and ended with my testimony. God blessed the word mightily to others, but I think He blessed it most to myself. That confession put me on record. It cut the bridges down behind me. Three worlds were now looking at me as one who professed that God had given him a clean heart. I could not go back now. I had to go forward. God saw that I meant to be true to death. So two mornings after that, just as I got out of bed, and was reading some of the words of Jesus, He gave me such a blessing as I never had dreamed a man could have this side of Heaven. It was a Heaven of love that came into my heart. In that hour, I knew Jesus and I loved Him until it seemed my heart would break with love. I loved the sparrows, I loved the dogs, I loved the horses, I loved the little urchins on the street, I loved the strangers who hurried past me, I loved the heathen, I loved the whole world. You want to know what Holiness is? It is pure love. You want to know what the baptism of the Holy Ghost is? It is not a mere sentiment. It is not a happy sensation that passes away in the night. It is a baptism of love that brings every thought into captivity to the Lord Jesus, that casts out all fear, that burns up doubt and unbelief as fire burns coal, that makes one meek, and lowly in heart. [Beginning of a new recording] A number of years ago, before many of the young people for whom this book is written were born, a girl asked me âWhat is this âSanctificationâ or âHolinessâ that people are talking so much about?â She had heard the experience testified to, and talked, and preached about for nearly a year. And I...until I thought that of course she understood it. Her question surprised and almost discouraged me. But I rallied and asked âHad you a bad temper?â âOh, yes,â she said. âI have a temper like a volcano.â âSanctification,â I replied, âis to have that bad temper taken out.â That definition set her thinking, and did her good, but it was too narrow. If I had said âSanctification is to have temper and all sin taken away, and the heart filled with love to God and man,â that would have done. For that is Sanctification, that is Holiness. It is in our measure to be made like God. It is to be made a partaker of the Divine nature.[II Peter 1:4] A spark from the fire is like the fire. The tiniest twig on the giant oak or the smallest branch of the vine has the nature of the oak or the vine, and is in that respect like the oak or the vine. A drop of water on the end of your finger from the ocean is like the ocean; not in its size, of course, for the big ships cannot float upon it, nor the big fishes swim in it. But it is like the ocean in its essence, in its character, in its nature. Just so, a holy person is like God. Not that he is infinite as God is. He does not know everything, he has not all power and wisdom as God has, but he is like God in his nature. He is good, and pure, and loving, and just in the same way that God is. Holiness, then, is conformity to the nature of God. It is likeness to God as He is revealed in Jesus. But someone will cry out, âImpossible. We are poor sinful creatures....â

Samuel Logan Brengle - The Way of Holiness - Salvation Army Commissioner - recorded 1920 UNIDENTIFIED ANNOUNCER: A little time ago, two recordings of the voice of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle were discovered. These are the only known recordings of the Salvation Armyâs great apostle of Holiness. We bring them to you in this form, in order that they may continue to bring blessing and inspiration to all. We feel sure that the richness of meaning in the words he brings will more than compensate for the lack of quality in the ancient recordings on which his voice has been preserved. The singing is by the Danforth Songster Brigade, directed by Eric Sharp, who is also the soloist. The next voice you will hear will be that of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle. BRENGLE: On January 9th, 1885, at about 9 oâclock in the morning, God sanctified my soul. I was in my own room at the time, but in a few minutes, I went out and met a man and told him what God had done for me. The next morning, I met another friend on the street and told him the blessed story. He shouted and praised God, and urged me to preach full salvation and confess it everywhere. God used him to encourage and help me. So the following day, I preached on the subject as clearly and forcibly as I could, and ended with my testimony. God blessed the word mightily to others, but I think He blessed it most to myself. That confession put me on record. It cut the bridges down behind me. Three worlds were now looking at me as one who professed that God had given him a clean heart. I could not go back now. I had to go forward. God saw that I meant to be true to death. So two mornings after that, just as I got out of bed, and was reading some of the words of Jesus, He gave me such a blessing as I never had dreamed a man could have this side of Heaven. It was a Heaven of love that came into my heart. In that hour, I knew Jesus and I loved Him until it seemed my heart would break with love. I loved the sparrows, I loved the dogs, I loved the horses, I loved the little urchins on the street, I loved the strangers who hurried past me, I loved the heathen, I loved the whole world. You want to know what Holiness is? It is pure love. You want to know what the baptism of the Holy Ghost is? It is not a mere sentiment. It is not a happy sensation that passes away in the night. It is a baptism of love that brings every thought into captivity to the Lord Jesus, that casts out all fear, that burns up doubt and unbelief as fire burns coal, that makes one meek, and lowly in heart. [Beginning of a new recording] A number of years ago, before many of the young people for whom this book is written were born, a girl asked me âWhat is this âSanctificationâ or âHolinessâ that people are talking so much about?â She had heard the experience testified to, and talked, and preached about for nearly a year. And I...until I thought that of course she understood it. Her question surprised and almost discouraged me. But I rallied and asked âHad you a bad temper?â âOh, yes,â she said. âI have a temper like a volcano.â âSanctification,â I replied, âis to have that bad temper taken out.â That definition set her thinking, and did her good, but it was too narrow. If I had said âSanctification is to have temper and all sin taken away, and the heart filled with love to God and man,â that would have done. For that is Sanctification, that is Holiness. It is in our measure to be made like God. It is to be made a partaker of the Divine nature.[II Peter 1:4] A spark from the fire is like the fire. The tiniest twig on the giant oak or the smallest branch of the vine has the nature of the oak or the vine, and is in that respect like the oak or the vine. A drop of water on the end of your finger from the ocean is like the ocean; not in its size, of course, for the big ships cannot float upon it, nor the big fishes swim in it. But it is like the ocean in its essence, in its character, in its nature. Just so, a holy person is like God. Not that he is infinite as God is. He does not know everything, he has not all power and wisdom as God has, but he is like God in his nature. He is good, and pure, and loving, and just in the same way that God is. Holiness, then, is conformity to the nature of God. It is likeness to God as He is revealed in Jesus. But someone will cry out, âImpossible. We are poor sinful creatures....â

Samuel Logan Brengle - The Way of Holiness - Salvation Army Commissioner - recorded 1920 UNIDENTIFIED ANNOUNCER: A little time ago, two recordings of the voice of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle were discovered. These are the only known recordings of the Salvation Armyâs great apostle of Holiness. We bring them to you in this form, in order that they may continue to bring blessing and inspiration to all. We feel sure that the richness of meaning in the words he brings will more than compensate for the lack of quality in the ancient recordings on which his voice has been preserved. The singing is by the Danforth Songster Brigade, directed by Eric Sharp, who is also the soloist. The next voice you will hear will be that of the late Commissioner Samuel Brengle. BRENGLE: On January 9th, 1885, at about 9 oâclock in the morning, God sanctified my soul. I was in my own room at the time, but in a few minutes, I went out and met a man and told him what God had done for me. The next morning, I met another friend on the street and told him the blessed story. He shouted and praised God, and urged me to preach full salvation and confess it everywhere. God used him to encourage and help me. So the following day, I preached on the subject as clearly and forcibly as I could, and ended with my testimony. God blessed the word mightily to others, but I think He blessed it most to myself. That confession put me on record. It cut the bridges down behind me. Three worlds were now looking at me as one who professed that God had given him a clean heart. I could not go back now. I had to go forward. God saw that I meant to be true to death. So two mornings after that, just as I got out of bed, and was reading some of the words of Jesus, He gave me such a blessing as I never had dreamed a man could have this side of Heaven. It was a Heaven of love that came into my heart. In that hour, I knew Jesus and I loved Him until it seemed my heart would break with love. I loved the sparrows, I loved the dogs, I loved the horses, I loved the little urchins on the street, I loved the strangers who hurried past me, I loved the heathen, I loved the whole world. You want to know what Holiness is? It is pure love. You want to know what the baptism of the Holy Ghost is? It is not a mere sentiment. It is not a happy sensation that passes away in the night. It is a baptism of love that brings every thought into captivity to the Lord Jesus, that casts out all fear, that burns up doubt and unbelief as fire burns coal, that makes one meek, and lowly in heart. [Beginning of a new recording] A number of years ago, before many of the young people for whom this book is written were born, a girl asked me âWhat is this âSanctificationâ or âHolinessâ that people are talking so much about?â She had heard the experience testified to, and talked, and preached about for nearly a year. And I...until I thought that of course she understood it. Her question surprised and almost discouraged me. But I rallied and asked âHad you a bad temper?â âOh, yes,â she said. âI have a temper like a volcano.â âSanctification,â I replied, âis to have that bad temper taken out.â That definition set her thinking, and did her good, but it was too narrow. If I had said âSanctification is to have temper and all sin taken away, and the heart filled with love to God and man,â that would have done. For that is Sanctification, that is Holiness. It is in our measure to be made like God. It is to be made a partaker of the Divine nature.[II Peter 1:4] A spark from the fire is like the fire. The tiniest twig on the giant oak or the smallest branch of the vine has the nature of the oak or the vine, and is in that respect like the oak or the vine. A drop of water on the end of your finger from the ocean is like the ocean; not in its size, of course, for the big ships cannot float upon it, nor the big fishes swim in it. But it is like the ocean in its essence, in its character, in its nature. Just so, a holy person is like God. Not that he is infinite as God is. He does not know everything, he has not all power and wisdom as God has, but he is like God in his nature. He is good, and pure, and loving, and just in the same way that God is. Holiness, then, is conformity to the nature of God. It is likeness to God as He is revealed in Jesus. But someone will cry out, âImpossible. We are poor sinful creatures....â

Audio Sermon -- The Way of Holiness! (12-06-2004) 59 Min.

Audio Sermon -- The Way of Holiness! (12-06-2004) 59 Min.

288 p. 15 1/2 cm

288 p. 15 1/2 cm

237 p. 18 cm

237 p. 18 cm

237 p. 18 cm

Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Book digitized by Google from the library of Oxford University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Book digitized by Google from the library of the New York Public Library and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Book digitized by Google from the library of the New York Public Library and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

123 p. ; 18 cm

123 p. ; 18 cm

Bibliographical footnotes

Bibliographical footnotes

Bibliographical footnotes

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LibriVox recording of The Way of Holiness by Samuel Logan Brengle. Read in English by Beth Thomas; Larry Wilson; laurencetrask; Devorah Allen; Kathleen Moore Samuel Logan Brengle was a commissioner in the Salvation Army. His books are known for the practicality, joyfulness and authenticity. His life was spent working with people on the streets, so his insights into the work of the Holy Spirit are relevant to everyday life. His holiness was that of the street, the kitchen, and everyday life. His stories are of men and women living their daily lives. This is the third book in his "Holiness" series, which focuses on becoming like Jesus.- Summary by Beth Thomas For further information, including links to online text, reader information, RSS feeds, CD cover or other formats (if available), please go to the LibriVox catalog page for this recording. For more free audio books or to become a volunteer reader, visit LibriVox.org . M4B Audiobook (53MB)

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288 pages ; 16 cm

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The time of danger, and the means of safety; to which is added, the way of holiness. Being the substance of three sermons, preached on the late public fast-days. By James Hervey, ... 1757.. Digitized from IA40310314-34 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_piety-and-loyalty-the-re_thory-john_1711 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-sermon-preachd-at-the_downes-john_1715 .

The time of danger, the means of safety, and the way of holiness: being the substance of three sermons ... The sixth edition. By James Hervey, ... 1789.. Digitized from IA40310305-65 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-whole-works-of-the-r_willison-john_1769 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-posthumous-works-of-_chubb-thomas_1748_1 .

Some reflections, by way of dialogue, on the nature of original sin, baptismal regeneration, repentance, the new birth, faith, justification, Christian perfection or universal holiness, and the inspiration of the spirit of God. ... By Vin. Perronet, ... 1776.. Digitized from IA40313506-27 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-nature-and-necessity_petersen-johanna-eleono_1772_0 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-sermon-preachd-before_freind-rob_1710 .

Some reflections, by way of dialogue, on the nature of original sin, baptismal regeneration, repentance, the new birth, faith, justification, Christian perfection or universal holiness, and the inspiration of the spirit of God. ... By Vin. Perronet, ... 1776.. Digitized from IA40313506-27 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-nature-and-necessity_petersen-johanna-eleono_1772_0 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-sermon-preachd-before_freind-rob_1710 .

Kibdle edition

Holiness and sanctification

The time of danger, the means of safety, and the way of holiness; being the substance of three sermons ... By James Hervey, ... 1767.. Digitized from IA40313503-33 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-marrow-of-the-church_hammond-william_1779 .