The meaning of salvation

The definition of salvation , according to Strong's concordance means "a deliverance"

there is a one time eternal deliverance that happened on the cross by Jesus remitting the sins of those that his Father gave him.

There will never be any other eternal deliverance's given as Jesus stated, while on the cross, "it is finished" meaning that the purpose of God sending him to earth as a man was finished on the cross.

If the scriptures are interpreted right, there are many deliverance's (salvation's) for his elect, as they sojourn here in earth, by their good works

Eternal deliverance is given by God's grace. The other deliverance's are earned by the good works of God's born again elect.

Not in consideration of 1 John 5:4.


1 Peter 1:23 plus 1 John 5:4

INCORRECT!!! read Ephessians 2:8,9, & 10

The word "faith" in Ephesians 2:8, is not mankind's faith, but it is Christ's faith (Gal 2:16). Saved=delivered By following God's commandments can save (deliver) those who have been born again as they live their lives here on earth. The only ones that will follow God's commandments are those that have been born again.

not mankind's faith? each individual's faith is that person's response to God in the salvation experience. who's faith are you using to be saved? no one's. each born again Christian has placed their faith In God, Jesus & the H.S.

You are advocating that the natural man, before he has been born spiritually, has faith in spiritual matters. Your theory is contradictory to 1 Cor 2:14.

When God, by his grace, regenerates the natural man, they are dead spiritually DEAD. The only spiritual faith a person has is the imputed faith, which is one of the fruits of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit which is given at the time of being born again. (Eph 2:1-5).

The definition of salvation , according to Strong's concordance means "a deliverance"

there is a one time eternal deliverance that happened on the cross by Jesus remitting the sins of those that his Father gave him.

There will never be any other eternal deliverance's given as Jesus stated, while on the cross, "it is finished" meaning that the purpose of God sending him to earth as a man was finished on the cross.

If the scriptures are interpreted right, there are many deliverance's (salvation's) for his elect, as they sojourn here in earth, by their good works

Eternal deliverance is given by God's grace. The other deliverance's are earned by the good works of God's born again elect.

SO, you give the "Strong's definition, and then add your "SPIN" to it to produce total garbage.

"Salvation" is what happens when a person is CONVICTED OF THEIR SIN by the Holy Spirit, Repents, and calls on GOD IN FAITH (gifted by God) to be CLEANSED OF THEIR SIN, Infilled by the Holy Sprit, and become Born Again Christians.

SO, the Strong's definition is absolutely correct, but insufficient without the context of Scripture.

Christ's atonement on the cross, for only those that his Father gave him, was an offering to God, for God's acceptance, and not to mankind for their acceptance.

John 3:16
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”

no, i'm not. please stop assuming. assuming is a common practice on CC. even catholics have spiritual faith although be it not properly aligned with Jesus. it is true that 1 can have faith in spiritual matters before being born again. we all had to have a 1st thought when the idea of being born again entered our minds. i don't think we are totally spiritually dead before regeneration, although some people may be.

not mankind's faith? each individual's faith is that person's response to God in the salvation experience. who's faith are you using to be saved? no one's. each born again Christian has placed their faith In God, Jesus & the H.S.

If you are assuming that the world in this verse means all of humanity, you are misinterpreting it.

You are one of the rare few that has trouble understanding John 3:16. Certainly thou dwellest in the midst of dense fog.

Not according to Thayer's Greek concordance. Any aggregate or general collection of particulars of any sort (the Gentiles as contrasted to the Jews Rom 11:12)

Used of believers only. John 1:29, 3:16, 3:17, 6:33, 12:47, 1 Cor 4:9, 2 Cor 5:19.

Perhaps you should just stick with the Bible instead of splitting hayers with Thayer's.

SO, you give the "Strong's definition, and then add your "SPIN" to it to produce total garbage.

"Salvation" is what happens when a person is CONVICTED OF THEIR SIN by the Holy Spirit, Repents, and calls on GOD IN FAITH (gifted by God) to be CLEANSED OF THEIR SIN, Infilled by the Holy Sprit, and become Born Again Christians.

SO, the Strong's definition is absolutely correct, but insufficient without the context of Scripture.

no, i'm not. please stop assuming. assuming is a common practice on CC. even catholics have spiritual faith although be it not properly aligned with Jesus. it is true that 1 can have faith in spiritual matters before being born again. we all had to have a 1st thought when the idea of being born again entered our minds. i don't think we are totally spiritually dead before regeneration, although some people may be.

not mankind's faith? each individual's faith is that person's response to God in the salvation experience. who's faith are you using to be saved? no one's. each born again Christian has placed their faith In God, Jesus & the H.S.