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What does the New Testament mean each time it says someone was saved? Every occurrence examined in its own context.
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The New Testament does not use the word saved to mean one thing. It means a woman’s bleeding stopped. It means a ship’s company reached shore. It means a sinner passed from death into life in Christ.
What Does It Mean to Be Saved? examines every New Testament use of saving language in its own context — the peril overcome, the deliverance given, the agent, the means, and the result. 123 occurrences examined, grouped into 92 passage studies, 24 explained in full and growing.
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Pentecost, the Holy Spirit, the formation of the church, and the mission of Christ to the nations.
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Structure, worship, mission, ordinances, leadership, fellowship, and life together in the local church.
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Understanding God's saving work: the human problem, union with Christ, faith and repentance, and the life that follows. Beginning with a study of every New Testament use of saving language.
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