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Salvation
18 entries
Salvation · Sacrifice
Atonement
Atonement refers to the means by which sin, impurity, guilt, or covenant disruption is addressed so that reconciliation and restoration can occur.
Study concept →Discipleship · Jewish Practice
Baptism
Baptism refers to ritual immersion associated in the New Testament with repentance, discipleship, identification with Messiah, forgiveness, and entry into the believing community.
Study concept →Salvation · Resurrection
Eternal Life
Eternal life refers to the life of God's coming age, characterized by fellowship with God, resurrection, and participation in His Kingdom.
Study concept →Salvation · Covenant
Faith
Faith in Scripture includes trust, belief, loyalty, confidence, and faithfulness.
Study concept →Salvation · Covenant
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is God's gracious release of guilt and restoration of relationship following sin and repentance.
Study concept →Salvation · Covenant
Grace
Grace refers to favor, generosity, gift, kindness, and beneficent action freely extended by God.
Study concept →Resurrection · Salvation
Immortality
Immortality means deathlessness or freedom from mortality.
Study concept →Salvation · Pauline Theology
Justification
Justification is God's declaration or recognition of a person as righteous, particularly in relation to faith and Messiah.
Study concept →Covenant · Messiah
New Covenant
The New Covenant is the promised covenant announced particularly in Jeremiah 31:31–34 and inaugurated through Yeshua.
Study concept →Eschatology · Creation
New Creation
New Creation describes God's ultimate restoration and renewal of creation, as well as the transformed life already inaugurated in those who belong to Messiah.
Study concept →Salvation · Exodus
Redemption
Redemption refers to liberation, release, recovery, or rescue, often involving the payment of a price or the action of a kinsman-redeemer.
Study concept →Salvation · Discipleship
Repentance
Repentance is a turning away from sin and toward God involving a change of mind, heart, loyalty, and behavior.
Study concept →Salvation · Eschatology
Resurrection
Resurrection is God's act of raising the dead to bodily life.
Study concept →Salvation · Ethics
Righteousness
Righteousness refers to what is right, just, faithful, or in proper alignment with God's standards and relationships.
Study concept →Salvation · Messiah
Salvation
Salvation refers broadly to God's act of rescue, deliverance, restoration, and preservation.
Study concept →Salvation · Holiness
Sanctification
Sanctification refers to being set apart as holy and to the process of living in increasing conformity to God's holiness.
Study concept →Sin · Salvation
Sin
Sin refers to human rebellion, failure, transgression, wrongdoing, or falling short of God's will.
Study concept →Pauline Theology · Torah
Works of the Law
Works of the Law is a Pauline expression appearing particularly in Romans and Galatians.
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