2. It is only as we know the Holiness of God as Fire, and bow before His righteous judgment, that we can appreciate the preciousness of the blood or the reality of the redemption. As long as we only think of the love of God as goodness, we may aim at being good; faith in God who redeems will waken in us the need and the joy of being _holy in Christ_. 3. Have you understood the right of property God has in what He has redeemed? Have you heard a voice say, _Mine. Thou art Mine._ Ask God very humbly to speak it to you. Listen very gently for it. 4. The holiness of the creature has its origin in the Divine will, in the Divine election, redemption, and possession. Give yourself up to this will of God and rejoice in it. 5. As God created, so He redeemed, to sanctify. Have great faith in Him for this. 6. Let God have the entire possession and disposal of you. Holiness is His; our holiness is to let Him, the Holy One, be all. [2] See Note A on Holiness as Proprietorship. Sixth Day. HOLY IN CHRIST. Holiness and Glory. 'Who is like unto Thee, O Lord! among the gods? Who is like unto Thee, _glorious in holiness_, Fearful in praises, doing wonders? Thou in Thy mercy hast led Thy people which Thou hast redeemed: Thou hast guided them in Thy strength to the habitation of _Thy holiness_ ... _The holy place_, O Lord, which Thy hands have established.' --Ex. xv. 11-17. In these words we have another step in advance in the revelation of Holiness. We have here for the first time Holiness predicated of God Himself. _He is_ glorious in holiness: and it is to the dwelling-place of _His Holiness_ that He is guiding His people.