Set Apart: The Nature and Importance of Biblical Separation
If there were a doctrine in the Bible that had been taught and practiced by many but that was widely ignored and frequently misunderstood by Christians, would you want to know about it? Biblical separation is just such a doctrine, and Set Apart undertakes to explain it carefully.
Top Highlights
“Third, a Christian leader who refuses to take action against those who have been disobedient but instead encourages them is himself disobedient to the commands of the Bible. It is the responsibility of other Christian leaders to rebuke him and eventually to separate from him if he does not repent.” (source)
“We will define a conservative evangelical as an evangelical who does not accept the classic new evangelical idea of interaction and cooperation with liberals and who does not tolerate the doctrinal aberrations that have emerged in broad evangelicalism, such as denying inerrancy.” (source)
“Second, we must remember that only God knows the heart of a false teacher. Possibly some who proclaim apostate teaching are themselves deceived.” (source)
“The basic idea is that Christians should strive to be free from sin. More specifically, they are to be separated to God and from sin.” (source)
“Lloyd-Jones points out that the unity Christ prays for in John 17 is restricted to believers (‘them which thou hast given me’).” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Set Apart: The Nature and Importance of Biblical Separation
- Author: Sidwell, Mark
- Publisher: JourneyForth
- Publication Date: 2016
- ISBN: 9781628562590