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	COMMONPLACE HOLINESS

	WELCOME			ABOUT THIS COLLECTION		WESLEYANISM




		by Daniel Steele
	EDITOR'S NOTES: This text was scanned from a 1976 reprint by H. E. Schmul. I have made very few changes. I have changed the spelling in a few places where the more commonly accepted American spellings have changed. In a few places I have employed blockquotes for the longer quotations. In other respects I have tried to follow the look and feel of the original text. — Craig L. Adams

	CONTENTS Title Page Prefaces & Prologue Chapter: I. DID ST. PAUL PROFESS HOLINESS OR SIN? II. ST. PAUL'S USE OF TERMS IMPLYING HIS ENTIRE SANCTIFICATION. III. ST. PAUL'S FIRST PRAYER THE KEYNOTE OF HIS LIFE. IV. ST. PAUL'S PRAYER FOR THE FULLNESS OF GOD. V. ST. PAUL A PENDULUM BETWEEN PRAISE AND PRAYER. VI. ST. PAUL'S PRAYER AND GOD'S FATHERHOOD. VII. FOR WHAT DID ST. PAUL ASK PRAYERS FOR HIMSELF? VIII. ST. PAUL, THE MODEL CHRISTIAN. IX. ST. PAUL'S LOVE TO HIS ENEMIES PERFECT IN KIND. X. ST. PAUL CRUCIFIED WITH CHRIST. XI. ST. PAUL'S PERFECT FAITH. XII. PERVERTED PAULINE TEXTS QUOTED AGAINST HOLINESS. XIII. STUMBLING-BLOCKS REMOVED. SETTING AN ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE SEVENTH CHAPTER OF THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS. XIV. ST. PAUL'S CLASSIFICATION OF THE CORINTHIAN CHURCH IN TWO CLASSES. XV. PRAYERS FOR THE SANCTIFICATION OF BELIEVERS. XVI. ST. PAUL INVENTS STRONGER WORDS FOR COMPLETE DELIVERANCE FROM SIN. XVII. ST. PAUL'S NEW WORDS FOR SUPERABOUNDING GRACE. XVIII. ST. PAUL'S NEW PHRASES, — WITHOUT SIN, WITHOUT STUMBLING, WITHOUT SPOT, WITHOUT OFFENCE. XIX. ST. PAUL'S "ELECTION" IS UNTO SANCTIFICATION. XX. ST. PAUL MAGNIFIES THE MEANING OF PERFECTION. XXI. ST. PAUL'S DOCTRINE OF THE ANOINTING. XXII. ST. PAUL ARRANGES A BOUQUET OF CHRISTIAN GRACES. XXIII. ST. PAUL SHOWS THE CERTAINTY OF SPIRITUAL KNOWLEDGE. XXIV. SOME OF THE DIFFERENT MEANINGS OF THE WORD "FLESH." XXV. OLD TESTAMENT STUMBLING-BLOCKS REMOVED. XXVI. ENLARGEMENT OF HEART. XXVII. SPIRITUAL CIRCUMCISION. XXVIII. THE "OVERCOMETHS" IN THE REVELATION. XXIX. WHY DID MOSES VEIL HIS FACE? XXX. AN EXPOSITORY SERMON. (1 John 4: 17, 18.) XXXI. SPIRITUAL DARKNESS XXXII. CONSCRIPT CHRISTIANS XXXIII. SEMI-SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANS XXXIV. THE TEN SPIES — AN EVIL REPORT XXXV. FAITH HEALING XXXVI. ST. JOHN INTERPRETED AND VINDICATED XXXVII. HOLINESS AND HUMANITY XXXVIII. THE QUALITIES OF A SUCCESSFUL MINISTRY XXXIX. THE FULL ASSURANCE OF FAITH