What is 'Sanctification' in relation to the life of a saved person?
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Correct answer: The ongoing process of being set apart and made holy
While justification is an instantaneous legal declaration, sanctification is the subsequent process of growth in holiness. It is the work of the Holy Spirit transforming the believer's character over time.
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