Does Biblical separation only mean that we separate ourselves from certain people or groups that don't stand for or against the same things we do?
The Word of God teaches that Biblical separation encompasses far more than that. What is the true scope of Biblical separation? Stay tuned for the answers, as we continue our series of messages on this vital subject.
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Fine exposition It is relatively easy to assent to the general statements declared here. However, difficulties arise when establishing the extent to which truth is applied to a particular, specific issue. Quickly, and very often, individuals substitute the Word of God for what it feels right ‘according to their own conscience’, preferences, likes and dislikes, or culture-conditioned opinions. Consciences defiled by such things, or by sin, stubbornness or self-will, cease to be reliable. Consequently, separation, or biblical identity, comes to a halt. Often after, matters are then excused, denied, avoided, redefinied or conveniently explained away. This is a deadly trap to the further advancement of personal or corporal sanctification, (separation).