Peter said, Lord save me!
He didn't want to drown in the waves of the sea. That's a use of the same word with a different application. There are some that apply physical salvation to that of salvation from sins and the wages thereof.
Jesus uses the term born of the Spirit the same as born again. Then in verse 17 KJV the term saved is used synonymously.
The maniac of Gadera was saved and born again. Jesus was banned from his land, but he wasn't. He was given the command to go back and tell his city what the Lord had done for him. This shows me that the man was saved or delivered of demons and believed on Jesus to the saving of his soul....born again spirit.
He didn't want to drown in the waves of the sea. That's a use of the same word with a different application. There are some that apply physical salvation to that of salvation from sins and the wages thereof.
Jesus uses the term born of the Spirit the same as born again. Then in verse 17 KJV the term saved is used synonymously.
The maniac of Gadera was saved and born again. Jesus was banned from his land, but he wasn't. He was given the command to go back and tell his city what the Lord had done for him. This shows me that the man was saved or delivered of demons and believed on Jesus to the saving of his soul....born again spirit.
The OP question was about being saved, not about being regenerated. It just asked about being saved. It did not specify saved in what sense. People need to be more careful in their use of language, especially when dealing with scripture.
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