The terms “save” and “salvation” are sometimes used by Bible writers to convey the idea of a person’s being delivered from danger or destruction. (Exodus 14:13, 14; Acts 27:20) Often, though, these terms refer to deliverance from sin. (Matthew 1: 21) Since death is caused by sin, people who are saved from sin have the hope of living forever. — John 3: 16, 17. a What is the way to ...
The Macomb Daily: Salvation Army thrift stores hold annual Black Friday sale Nov. 28
The Salvation Army Southeast Michigan Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) will hold their annual Black Friday sale starting at 9 a.m. Friday, Nov. 28 at 30 Salvation Army Thrift Store locations across ...
Salvation is a gift from God given to those who put faith in the sin-atoning value of the sacrifice of his Son.) Heb. 5:9, RS: “He [Jesus] became the source of eternal salvation to all who obey him.” (Italics added.) (Does this conflict with the statement that Christians are “saved through faith”?
Scriptures about salvation do not teach ‘once saved, always saved.’ Jesus illustration of a vine and its branches emphasizes the need for faith.
Christian salvation requires more than believing in Jesus as Savior. The Bible says the demons know that Jesus is ‘the Son of God,’ but they face destruction, not salvation.
6 Jesus’ very name means “Jehovah Is Salvation,” and he proved to be Jehovah’s means of saving those who exercise faith. Jesus came to the earth to offer himself in behalf of mankind. (Matt. 20:28) By paying the ransom, he made it possible for mankind to be saved and to gain everlasting life. — John 3:16.