Holiness begins with God
- Greek: hagios – sacred, physically pure, morally blameless, ceremonially consecrated, set apart
 - The Bible uses the word “holy” in two different ways:
- Holiness of God – refers to unmatched majesty of His incomparable being
 - Holiness of anything else – something / someone that has been separated from the “common.”
 
 - The word “saint” comes from hagios.
 
Holiness: Its expression in scripture
- “Holy, holy, holy” – Isaiah 6:3; Revelation 4:8
- All of God’s attributes come from His holiness.
 
 - God is set apart – I Samuel 2:2
- Hannah’s prayer points out how no one is holy like God. There is one God and no one is like Him.
 
 
