The life of practical holiness and victory means separation from ____, ____ the fruit of the Spirit, ____ the world, and ____ in the Spirit.

• A. Evil Associations; Manifesting; Overcoming; Praying
• B. Evil Attachments; Manifesting; Conquering; Praying
• C. Evil Associations; Demonstrating; Overcoming; Praying
• D. Evil Associations; Manifesting; Overcoming; Praying

Answer: (D)

A life of practical holiness and victory rests on four aims: separation from evil associations, manifesting the fruit of the Spirit, overcoming the world, and praying in the Spirit. Separated from evil associations means avoiding relationships or influences that pull you away from godly living. Manifesting the fruit of the Spirit shows the visible change the Spirit produces in character—love, joy, peace, and so on—so your life testifies to God’s work within you. Overcoming the world refers to resisting worldly pressures, temptations, and values that oppose Christ. Praying in the Spirit highlights relying on God’s power and guidance rather than just human effort. The combination of these elements best captures the disciplined, Spirit-led path to holiness and victory.