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 * What role did the Ten Commandments play in Sanctification?.
 * Luther also viewed the Ten Commandments as means by which the Holy Spirit sanctifies. "Thus we have the Ten Commandments, a commend of divine doctrine, as to what we are to do in order that our whole life may be pleasing to God, and the true fountain and channel from and in which everything must arise and flow that is to be a good work, so that outside of the Ten Commandments no work or thing can be good or pleasing to God, however great or precious it be in the eyes of the world... whoever does attain to them is a heavenly, angelic man, far above all holiness of the world..
 * Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?.
 * Only occupy yourself with them, and try your best, apply all power and ability, and you will find so much to do that you will neither seek nor esteem any other work or holiness." Pietistic Lutheranism heavily emphasizes the "biblical divine commands of believers to live a holy life and to strive for holy living, or sanctification." A 2002 Anglican publishing house book states that “there is no explicit teaching on sanctification in the Anglican formularies”..
 * Was there any other statements made about this?.
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A glossary of the Episcopal Church (USA) gives some teaching: “Anglican formularies have tended to speak of sanctification as the process of God's work within us by means of which we grow into the fullness of the redeemed life.” Outside official formularies sanctification has been an issue in the Anglican Communion since its inception.