A Biblical Theology of Sanctification from Genesis to Revelation The entire biblical narrative declares the righteousness of God and the consecration of his people. In this book, Marny Köstenberger explores the topic of sanctification―being set apart by God for holiness. Surveying the Bible from beginning to end, Köstenberger shows that sanctification is grounded in the eternal holiness of God, who created humanity in his image. Now, in Christ, the Spirit sets believers apart and restores them to the original image. Sanctification often takes place in the midst of suffering and equips believers for their God-given mission. • Short Studies in Biblical Theology: Part of a series designed to give readers accessible volumes on God's word―other volumes include Resurrection Hope and the Death of Death; The Sabbath as Rest and Hope for the People of God; and more • Analyzes the Word "Sanctification" in Both Hebrew and Greek • Helps Readers Understand How the Old and New Testaments Relate to Each Other Marny Köstenberger (ThD, University of South Africa) is a teacher and women's consultant, the author of Jesus and the Feminists, and the coauthor of God's Design for Man and Woman and Parenting Essentials. She previously served as director of women's programs and mentoring, and professor of theology and women's ministry at various churches and seminaries. Marny and her husband, Andreas, live in North Carolina.
