God Is Holy | Monday | April 6

Monday – April 6 : God Is Holy

God Is Holy – Sabbath School Lesson Study

• This Sabbath School lesson study, “God Is Holy,” helps us understand that holiness is at the center of God’s character and shapes how we respond to Him.

Bible Focus

• Leviticus 20:26

• 1 Samuel 2:2

• Isaiah 57:15

• Ezekiel 38:23

Spirit of Prophecy Focus

• The Acts of the Apostles, pp. 559–560 by Ellen G. White

Summary

• Holiness is at the center of God’s character.
• It means God is completely pure and separated from sin.
• There is no evil, selfishness, or wrong in Him.
• God is perfectly good in all His ways.
• His love is pure and unselfish.
• His knowledge and power are guided by goodness.
• Because He is holy, we can trust Him fully.
• Without holiness, God’s power would be fearful.
• But because He is holy, He is safe to love and trust.
• When people encountered God, they felt their unworthiness.
• They responded with humility, reverence, and awe.
• God’s holiness reveals our need for cleansing and change.
• God calls His people to be holy like Him.
• Holiness in us comes through faith in Christ.
• It involves surrender, obedience, and a transformed life.
• True sanctification is not instant but a lifelong process.
• It requires daily dying to sin and living for Christ.
• It is shown through love, patience, and faithful service.

Question

• What does it mean that God is holy, and how should we respond?

Answer

• God is completely pure and good, and we respond with reverence, surrender, and a desire to reflect His character in our lives.

Reflection

• How does God’s holiness challenge the way you live and shape your character?

Takeaway

• God’s holiness calls us to a life of continual surrender and transformation through Christ.

Continue Studying

• To explore the official lesson, visit: https://absg.sspmadventist.org/en/2026-02/02
• You can also continue with:
  • • Lesson 2 Overview
    • Sunday: A Clearer Picture of God
    • Tuesday Lesson Study