Roger Kimball said this last July when I thought Trump’s run for president was a joke:His popularity may be fragile, may even be illusory. But he has, in his semi-articulate jabbering,
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Roger Kimball said this last July when I thought Trump’s run for president was a joke:His popularity may be fragile, may even be illusory. But he has, in his semi-articulate jabbering,
Charles Page, of the fornicator in I Corinthians 5, Paul said to deliver him over to Satan for the destruction of the flesh that his spirit might be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus. In the context of speaking of many getting sick and dying, Paul said that when we are judged, we are chastized that we might not be condemned with the world.
I am curious on what those who hold to the views that were so popular in the early 1900’s among Holiness groups, about sanctification, believe about this. If someone is sanctified and backslides, does he have to get re-sanctified according to that way of viewing things, or is that impossible because he wouldn’t have backslid if he were sanctified?
I asked Melvin Harter, one of the most outspoken proponents of that view on the forum, but he seems to not be too interested in answering.
He would have to do his first work over again