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For taking your time to study remain blessed. THE DOOR OF HOLY LIVING FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 TEXT: I PETER 1: 15-16. Key Verse: "And one cried unto another, and said, Holy, holy, holy, is the LORD of hosts: the whole earth is full of His Glory" Isaiah 6: 3. Christianity is all about a holy God, who lives in a holy Heaven, and sent His holy son to the unholy earth to redeem sinful man from sin and make them holy in life that they may serve the holy God perpetually, and live with Him eternally. Holiness is the life style of God. God demands holiness from all those who serve him and profess that they know Him. God is holy and therefore demands holy service from all who are called by His name. To receive this experience of holiness, one must be saved from sin, converted, and genuinely born of the spirit. We cannot make it to heaven, without this spiritual experience of holiness. Holiness cannot be copied, or imitated, but can be lived, seen in our conduct and practically demonstrated in actions and behavior. There are two kinds of holiness such as outward holiness, and inward holiness. In outward holiness, God requires us to cleanse ourselves from all outward impurities, and defilements. These include outright sanitization of our bodies, and physical out look. For example total removal of earrings, finger rings, nose rings, necklace, weave-on, hair attachment, strange hair dos, torn and faded jeans, permed and fried hair, torn skirt that reveals the laps or undies, mini-skirts, breasts revealing blouses/braziers, trousers for women, and many more from our bodies. In outward holiness, man does the cleansing and sanitization of his body, but in inward holiness God alone does the cleansing and purging. Inward holiness has to do with cleansing of the heart from inward impurities such as malice, lusts, evil thoughts, deceit, pride etc (Mark 7: 21-28). The choice is yours, as the key to the door of holy living is in your hands. You are the one to decide whether you will be holy or not, inward and outward. If you are ready and willing, the LORD is faithful and ever ready to do his part. Thought for the day: Sanctify them through Thy truth: Thy word is truth Song for the day: Holy (7x) Holy is the LORD....... Bible reading for the day Exodus 31-33 Matthew 22:23-46 #horemow.

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