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22.At what point of salvation have many believers stopped?
They have accepted justification by faith.
They have received the Lord Jesus and the load of guilt has been lifted from them.
The Spirit of God has touched their spirit and they have felt the joy and peace of the Divine Life from Heaven.
These Divine blessings are the beginning, the elementary principles of salvation (Hebrews 6:1).
From this point we are to press onward to the fullness of the redemption that is in Christ.