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 1  0,1 |          to secure their eternal salvation. Who could fail to be moved
 2  0,2 |          and to bring all men to salvation by communicating to them
 3  0,3 |         mercy. "Neither is there salvation in any other. For there
 4  0,3 |          there any human hope of salvation, when Christ Our Lord came
 5  0,3 | foreshadowed the truth, that the salvation of mankind was to be accomplished
 6  0,3 |          gave Himself up for our salvation. And so, when the fullness
 7  0,4 |         God's eternal decree the salvation of all men, both severally
 8  0,5 |        false ideas. What hope of salvation can they have who abandon
 9  0,5 |          necessary conditions of salvation are removed.~
10  1,6 |         Jesus Christ had won our salvation, He left behind Him His
11  1,7 |       her all the means of men's salvation, on the other He most solemnly
12  1,7 |         Hence all who would find salvation apart from the Church, are
13  2,9 |         teaching, upon which our salvation depends, is almost entirely
14  3,11|      order to be advantageous to salvation, is nourished by Christian
15  3,11|        the virtues that make for salvation is therefore lost, whenever
16  3,11|          promise himself eternal salvation. "If anyone abide not in
17  3,12|         no means sufficient. The salvation of the nations must be looked