Hacia una comprensión equilibrada de la doctrina de la santificación en los escritos de Elena G. de White

Enfoques 15 (2):147-158 (2003)
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Ellen G. White’s writings contribute to clarify the doctrine of sanctification. In her writings sanctification means a submissive acceptance of God’s revealed will and has more to do with integrity and service than with emotions and self-sufficiency. The focus is placed on sanctification as a vit..

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