The Sanctified Life

In this work, Carradine asserts that "entire sanctification is an instantaneous work of God wrought in the soul of a regenerated man or woman in answer to perfect consecration, unswerving faith, and importunate prayer." (Chapter 2)

This is a great study to anyone wanting to live an overcoming Christian life.

The Table of Contents are as follows:
Chapter 1: DIFFERENT THEORIES IN REGARD TO SANCTIFICATION OR HEART PURITY
Chapter 2: THE TRUE THEORY
Chapter 3: THE BLESSING IS OBTAINABLE NOW
Chapter 4: THE BLESSING MAY BE LOST
Chapter 5: THE BLESSING CAN BE RECOVERED
Chapter 6: HOW TO KEEP THE BLESSING
Chapter 7: SOME FEATURES OF THE SANCTIFIED LIFE
Chapter 8: THE LONELINESS OF THE LIFE
Chapter 9: PRAYER AND READING
Chapter 10: WITNESSING
Chapter 11: GOOD WORKS
Chapter 12: FASTING, TITHES, AND DRESS
Chapter 13: MOODS, AFFINITIES, AND IMPRESSIONS
Chapter 14: DOUBTS, FEARS, AND FRET
Chapter 15: COME-OUT-ISM AND PUT-OUT-ISM
Chapter 16: SECRET SOCIETIES
Chapter 17: SIDETRACKS
Chapter 18: THE GREAT REMEDY

About the author:

Beverly Francis Carradine (April 4, 1848 April 22, 1931) was an American Methodist minister, and a leading evangelist for the holiness movement. He was a productive author, writing primarily on the subject of sanctification.

He served in the Confederate Cavalry during the American Civil War, and later in his lafe studied pharmacy and also worked in a store as a clerk and bookkeeper.

Unlike many ministers, Carradine was not converted to Christianity until the age of 26. He was licensed to preach only three months later, and continued in the service of God for the remainder of his life.

He was a prolific author, and wrote more than two dozen books. Throughout his life, he was influential in the holiness movement, and continues to be a blessing generations later.

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