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§ 43. Concomitants and Consequences of Justifying Faith.

§ 43. Concomitants and Consequences of Faith.

Having discussed faith as the means by which we partake of salvation, and justification as the effect of faith, there remain to be described the internal conditions and the moral change which occur in man at the same time with and after justification. But these, however, are also operations of the . Agreeably to the order in which the Holy Spirit produces them [1] we enumerate: 1. The Call; 2. Illumination; 3. and ; 4. Mystical Union; 5. Renovation.