sanctify

Object

• grace: For example Cranmer had assumed that man could choose to do good without the aid of sanctifying grace.
• influence: The faith, which has not a sanctifying influence on the character, is no better than the faith of devils.
• mean: Do not mistake; do not run into the thought that these ends being worthy ones must sanctify the means employed to reach them.
• work: The reality of election comes to the elect through the sanctifying work of the Spirit.
• power: He writes like one who knew the psalmist's heart, and felt in his own soul the sanctifying power of what he wrote.

Modifying Another Word

• now: He apparently had some light, but what was sacrilege to him, his successors have now sanctified!
• not: Men are not vicious, but they are not sanctified.
• also: By which sacrifice, are all the elect of God not only once redeemed, but also sanctified by the same, for ever.
• truly: You are often asking, " How shall we know that we are truly sanctified?
• all: How lovely is your dwelling place, O GOD, who sanctifies all.
• never: The Scriptures enforce the religious observance of Saturday, a day which we never sanctify.

Subject

• spirit: It is holy because it is founded on Christ and sanctified by the Spirit.
• blood: As such they were sanctified by the blood of the sacrifices and burnt offerings.
• prayer: The Church is sanctified by the prayers of the believers.

Preposition: through

• offering: HEB 10:10 By the which will we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all.
• truth: That they also might be sanctified through the truth.

Preposition: by

• spirit: It is holy because it is founded on Christ and sanctified by the Spirit.
• blood: As such they were sanctified by the blood of the sacrifices and burnt offerings.
• prayer: The Church is sanctified by the prayers of the believers.