7. As we were justified, so are we sanctified by one single act of faith. Then is the soul made like a flame of fire, and the heart is in one continual frame of praising God. Then the fulness of Christ is brought into the soul; even as much of the glory of God as this earthly tabernacle can bear. Then is our inbred sin destroyed. This is the cause of all our transgressions, and while any of this remains, it is the believer’s hell, and makes him cry out, _Who shall deliver me from the body of this death_? Christ will deliver you. He has purchased for you a full redemption. He has regained paradise, and restores the soul to that acquaintance with God which _Adam_ lost. By faith, I ever see him that is invisible, and converse with him, as it were, face to face. I stand naked before the Lord, and am not ashamed; but rejoice in being sensible, that he knows the secret thoughts of my heart. I rejoice, that he has taught me to _put on the whole armour of God_, and has made it as easy to me, to do and suffer the will of God, as it is to _the sparks to fly upward_. 8. Pull off then this veil of unbelief, and trample sin and Satan under your feet. Be _you_ also a faithful witness of Christ, that he is _able to save to the uttermost_, that he hath power even on earth to save from all sin, _from all filthiness both of flesh and spirit_. My experience will profit another nothing, unless applied to the heart by the Spirit of God. And is not this the one thing needful for _you_, to be _filled with faith and with the Holy Ghost_? May the Lord hasten the time, when this faith shall cover the earth, _as the water covers the sea_! Then shall they not need to teach this to one another: For _all shall know Him, from the least even to the greatest_.