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The Holy Spirit does not dwell in believers to justify them. A believer was justified the moment they came to the foot of the cross, a humble, broken, condemned, worthless sinner and trusted ALONE in the FINISHED WORK of The Lord Jesus Christ who shed His blood for them. At that moment in time the Holy Spirit came into their heart and began to sanctify them. They were justified the moment they believed. A true believer is already justified but is continually sanctified as they walk with The Lord until they go to be with Him in perfection and glory.

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