Sentences with phrase «one's own salvation»

Also, it is an indication of salvation of works.

Prayer is the cry of the heart for salvation of souls.

There is a wonderful picture of salvation in this passage.

For the first time in our religious tradition, this prophet stated the doctrine of salvation by a minority.

And there is no provision in the gospel, by the way, for salvation through joining His «love club»!

And black dogs are in a desperate need of salvation from a cruel life on the streets, or in shelters.

This is also not something that is needed for salvation as we are already forgiven for ALL our sins, even those sins we have yet to commit.

There is no universal revelation which separates salvation history from political history.

If you use this passage for losing salvation then you must conclude once a person loses it they can never get it back.

I do not want to hold my eternal salvation in my own fragile hands, and why do that when we're all promised so much more help!

One thing you must understand is that you hold your own salvation in your hand.

There are several reasons for this; the most important is my own personal salvation experience.

The whole fabric of the social and cultural life of a person or congregation contributes to the understanding brought to the sermon and is involved in the meaning of salvation which the sermon brings.

She seems to be the Job of this story, yet from the child's perspective she is perfect (we each find salvation in someone else?).

With true salvation comes genuine repentance and real life change.

The only salvation for parenting that is truly natural and intuitive is to work at attachment and let attachment work for us.

Hmm for people wondering what to use I might even try looking at salvation army for something, and just cleaning them out really well.

Is it about individual salvation from hell or something else?

10 For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.

Many thought the teaching simply promised salvation on the basis of kind treatment of needy people.

You are absolutely right; they believe that human salvation came through the womb of a woman.

For this reason, although I am willing to grant that there may be salvation outside the church, there can be no maturing outside the church.

We move into the unknown with faith and expectancy because we have seen salvation accomplished in the midst of evil.

But other times it seems some of them truly did believe that they played a part in earning salvation, although in other places these same authors denied it.

If you drop off any clothes or items to a local salvation army or collection center, you will need a receipt.

Just because we have received salvation does not mean that we no longer have need of recognizing our spiritual bankruptcy, because we are still in and of ourselves spiritually bankrupt.

And I will talk to you in a bit about how to know you are saved, how to have assurance of salvation when we talk about putting on the helmet.

As the previous chapter has indicated, to experience Christian salvation is not a human achievement.

To these people, salvation lies at the feet of Musk.

Yes, we enter into salvation by faith alone.

Don't over think what is required for you to achieve salvation as before you know it, the opportunity will have passed you by.

Every other concept of attaining salvation / eternal life / forgiveness of sin seems so natural that to me, it appears that they must be natural.

They are performing a WORK for other people, which will not provide salvation for anyone.

The age of accountability refers to a belief that children under a certain age (usually twelve or so), will be granted salvation regardless of the religious affiliation of their parents.

Personally, my biggest issue with the early fathers is that several of them took a turn towards works based salvation, or so it seems to me.

If this is true, then any part we can play in our own salvation takes away from that glory.