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This provides a basic outline of how to obtain a pure heart. The heritage authors will fill out the details for you.


Entering His Rest is as easy or as hard as you make it...

But before we start to go into detail you should understand that entering His Rest involves qualifications that nobody can attain in themselves through the mere effort or good works.  You will see that each and every one of these qualifications requires His divine intervention to obtain:
 Summary: “In a moment of time, all the unhealthy inherited peaks of strength are laid low, and the inherited valleys of weakness and fear are filled in: the life is wholly reconciled and so made to be wholly in harmony with Him and with itself. There is a mysterious "something" that was left untouched by initial salvation. This  fallen nature made us stay vulnerable to deliberate sin since it was the root source for the many failings that follow the believer. It must be removed!!!”
Below you will find clearly written road-maps written by gracious saintly souls to enable you to enter and join them within His Rest.  Each  author eloquently offers their own mixture of hard-won wisdom, observations, examples, scriptures and topical doctrines.  The first section of this page is devoted to necessary resources for heart preparation, the second section is devoted to documents that contain the precious and coveted "entry directions" that countless accomplished sanctified souls spent their lives to make clear to others.

Indeed, many medieval saints endured years of painful self-flagellation and prayerful fasting  hoping to gain at least one of the insights that are here shared openly.  

But be aware that the same blessed truths are expressed through quite a number of perspectives, since doctrines do develop or decline over time.  In the book we attempt to point you towards what we humbly consider the most productive perspective on this glorious mystery available today.  But, regardless of perspective this remains beyond faithful debate: to obtain His vast and luminous all; the price is always your tiny and tarnished all.  

"There are two great words in the New Testament relative to the state and position of the believer—Justification and Sanctification. Speaking roughly we may say that Justification means “being counted righteous,” and Sanctification “made righteous.” When a man is born again, God both counts him righteous, forgiving all the past—and makes him righteous giving him a new nature. Hence Paul, when writing to the Christians of his day, though many of them were carnal, calls them saints, or sanctified ones. Sanctification, however, may be divided into two parts—“regeneration,” or sanctification begun, and “complete sanctification” which is the work completed, and which is the subject we are considering. In this connection it is interesting to note that John Wesley entitles his great classic on the subject “Entire Sanctification.”   A. Paget Wilkes

So, in Salvation is our blessing and relationship with Him begun, and in His Rest is our blessing and relationship with Him made complete.  And indeed that is what all those who gave faithful testimonies of their years in this privileged state of grace have boldly declared! A well-known way of understanding entering His Rest (entire sanctification) is as a second dip in the "saving grace" that brought you through initial salvation. But in order to successfully understand that, you need to understand the experiential details of the hidden supernatural events that occurred when you became a believer...   read:

"The Atonement and a Sinning Religion"  a two page excerpt from   A Right Conception of Sin by theologian  Richard S. Taylor (1945) For more detail also read the first half of  M. L. Haney's  "The Inheritance Restored" full version below.

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