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Salvation or being saved is not a frivolous term spoken only by Christians. Salvation is God’s redemption plan for mankind which has been unfolding throughout the historical ages.
Isaiah the prophet foretold of Zion, of the salvation of God being offered to everyone as promised to the Jews as well as the world, accomplished in Jesus Christ’s birth, death and resurrection.
Salvation means being saved by faith, accepting God’s Grace in Jesus Christ and being kept or shielded from God’s ultimate judgment of eternal wrath to come, designated for his enemies. Accepting Jesus Christ is accepting the truths of the Bible as the word of God, believing Jesus Christ is the Promised Messiah, God’s only begotten Son, Lord and Savior of the world.
Apostle Paul explains salvation occurs when believing by faith in Jesus Christ as the sacrificial offering, a propitiation or substitute who having paid the price of death for sin, and through faith becoming born again as a new spiritual possession belonging to God.
Biblical Principles |
Salvation is by faith, responding to the conviction of your heart by the Holy Spirit that Jesus Christ, the Lord is the sacrificial offering of righteousness for our sin.
2 Corinthians 6:2 (For he saith, I have heard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of salvation have I succoured thee: behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.)
Scripture References |
Explanation of Salvation- Ephesians Chapter 2.
Response to Salvation - Acts Chapter 16.
Prevailing in Salvation -2nd Corinthians Chapter 6.
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Transforming Perspectives |
Salvation or being saved is not a frivolous term spoken only by Christians. Salvation is God’s redemption plan for mankind which has been unfolding throughout the historical ages.
Isaiah the prophet foretold of Zion, of the salvation of God being offered to everyone as promised to the Jews as well as the world, accomplished in Jesus Christ’s birth, death and resurrection.
Salvation means being saved by faith, accepting God’s Grace in Jesus Christ and being kept or shielded from God’s ultimate judgment of eternal wrath to come, designated for his enemies. Accepting Jesus Christ is accepting the truths of the Bible as the word of God, believing Jesus Christ is the Promised Messiah, God’s only begotten Son, Lord and Savior of the world.
Apostle Paul explains salvation occurs when believing by faith in Jesus Christ as the sacrificial offering, a propitiation or substitute who having paid the price of death for sin, and through faith becoming born again as a new spiritual possession belonging to God.
Biblical Principles |
Salvation is by faith, responding to the conviction of your heart by the Holy Spirit that Jesus Christ, the Lord is the sacrificial offering of righteousness for our sin.
2 Corinthians 6:2 (For he saith, I have heard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of salvation have I succoured thee: behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.)
Scripture References |
Explanation of Salvation- Ephesians Chapter 2.
Response to Salvation - Acts Chapter 16.
Prevailing in Salvation -2nd Corinthians Chapter 6.
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