Christian Perfection

True Christian living requires us to live according to Kingdom standards which bring Heaven to earth

By: Frank L. Hoffman
Jesus said, "Therefore you are to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect." (Matthew 5:48)

Introduction
Chapter 1 - The Truth As It Is In Jesus
Chapter 2 - Our Effect On Others
Chapter 3 - Giving Our Heart To God
Chapter 4 - Being A Whole Christian
Chapter 5 - Walking As Christ Also Walked
Chapter 6 - The Circumcision of the Heart
Chapter 7 - Yearnings of the Heart
Chapter 8 - Repose in the Blood of Christ
Chapter 9 - Singing With the Angels
Chapter 10 - The Character of a Perfect Christian
Chapter 11 - Opposition to Perfection
Chapter 12-A - In What Sense Christians Are Not Perfect
Chapter 12-B - In What Sense Christians Are Perfect
Chapter 13 - The Image of God
Chapter 14 - Salvation Unto Perfect Love
Chapter 15 - To Walk As He Walked
Chapter 16 - A Repentant Spirit
Chapter 17-A - What Is It To Be Sanctified?
Chapter 17-B - Sanctification*
Chapter 17-C - Entire Sanctification - Part 1
Chapter 17-D - Entire Sanctification - Part 2
Chapter 18 - Singing Our Prayers for Perfection
Chapter 19A - Questioning Christian Perfection, Again
Chapter 19B - Making a Mistake
Chapter 19C - If They Live Without Sin...
Chapter 19D - If It's Not a Sin, What Is It?
Chapter 19 E - Is Anything Greater Than Perfection?
Chapter 19 F - Are We to Speak of Our Perfection?
Chapter 19 G - Should We Fear Speaking of Our Perfection?
Chapter 19 H - Can We Have Reasonable Proof of Perfection?
Chapter 19 I - Does Perfection Eliminate All Fear?
Chapter 19 J - Can Food Corrupt Our Perfection?
Chapter 19 K - Can Children be Born with Perfection?
Chapter 19 L - What Does a Perfect Person Do More Than Others?
Chapter 19M – Does Perfection Cause Others to Feel the Power of Our Words and Prayers?
Chapter 19N -Judging Oneself
Chapter 19O – Can We Imagine Ourselves Sanctified when We Are Not?
Chapter - 19P – Is Our Death to Sin Gradual or Instantaneous?
Chapter 19Q – How Are We to Wait for This Change of Heart?
Chapter 19R – The Connection Between Peace, Joy, and Perfection
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The prophet Isaiah reached out in the Spirit of God and saw the perfection of God reestablished in the Peaceable Kingdom, and he wrote (Isaiah 11:6-9 NASV):

And the wolf will dwell with the lamb,
And the leopard will lie down with the kid,
And the calf and the young lion and the fatling together;
And a little boy will lead them.
Also the cow and the bear will graze;
Their young will lie down together;
And the lion will eat straw like the ox.
And the nursing child will play by the hole of the cobra,
And the weaned child will put his hand on the viper's den.
They will not hurt or destroy in all My holy mountain,
For the earth will be full of the knowledge of the Lord
As the waters cover the sea.

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