Chapter

 1 2 |      inquiry, namely man's own salvation a question which transcends
 2 8 |        that can at all procure salvation, except it believe whilst
 3 8 |        very condition on which salvation hinges. And since the soul
 4 8 |      is, in consequence of its salvation, chosen to the service of
 5 9 |     says, "I desire rather the salvation of the sinner than his death;"
 6 10|        All flesh shall see the salvation of God. " They notice God
 7 10| character of God to restore to salvation what for a while He rejected,
 8 11|        to it the recompense of salvation, ought we not also to consider
 9 12|    perishes but with a view to salvation. The whole, therefore, of
10 26|        Lord? Neither indeed is salvation promised to any one land
11 31|        hope to even an eternal salvation and an indispensable restoration,
12 34|        only a moiety of man to salvation and almost less than that;
13 34|       it may be susceptible of salvation, on the ground that is properly
14 34|       it is not the soul which salvation will affect, since it is "
15 34|    claim on man, provided that salvation is equally distributed over
16 34|     not perish, and yet obtain salvation in that in which he does
17 34|       one of them is to obtain salvation, and the other is not to
18 36|      in fact did not admit any salvation either for the soul or the
19 37|       of ordering the state of salvation as a spiritual thing, set
20 38|    body, so as that the entire salvation of man in saul and body
21 40|     that is, the flesh awarded salvation to the soul or inward man,
22 44|   thing which is a stranger to salvation, in a substance which is
23 46|       point separately), since salvation is promised to those who
24 46|       which is an adversary to salvation, but the working of the
25 47|        flesh the recompense of salvation. Now it would not at all
26 47|   substance of man destined to salvation, and that at no other time
27 54|        struggle swallow up for salvation what death, in its struggle,
28 56|   Christ, and sown the hope of salvation in this flesh, must reap
29 57|         when you now admit the salvation of only the soul, you ascribe
30 58|        and danger, after their salvation? That the raiment and shoes
31 59|        All flesh shall see the salvation of God." It is the issues
32 59|       the twofold sentence, of salvation and of punishment? Therefore
33 59|        all flesh shall see the salvation of God," which is ordained
34 59|       that which shall see the salvation of God. But when the same
35 60|      the Lord, when He ordains salvation for man, intends it for
36 61|        how much more, when his salvation is secure, and especially