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Sanctification, in the gospel sense, means then, not only cleansing from guilt, though it presupposes this, nor only consecration, though it includes this, nor only reformation of morals and life, though it produces this; but, essentially, the moral purification of the soul.
R. L. Dabney — Syllabus and Notes of the Course of Systematic and Polemic Theology (2nd ed., 1878)
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