St. Paul and Protestantism, with an Essay on Puritanism and the Church of England

by Matthew Arnold

[91] II Cor., viii, 9; Is., liii, 5; I Pet., ii, 21; Is., liii, 12.

[92] I Pet., i, 18, 19.

[93] II Cor., v, 21.

[94] Rom., v, 8.

[95] Acts, xx, 21.

[96] Gal., v, 6.

[97] Eph., iv, 24.

[98] Rom., v, 10.

[99] The endless words which Puritanism has wasted upon sanctification, a magical filling with goodness and holiness, flow from a mere mistake in translating; ἁγιασμός means consecration, a setting apart to holy service.

[100] II Cor., iii, 18.