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 1 2 | ever-springing and pure fount of salvation; and that in every land
 2 5 |     virtue, and thus lead to the salvation of souls-the only end to
 3 5 |    depends, not only the eternal salvation of their souls, but also
 4 9 |          ages; "neither is there salvation in any other. "4 Hence they
 5 11|          that there should be no salvation to men without strife and
 6 11|         We desire either Our own salvation or that of others. Thus
 7 11|          injury to man. For what salvation remains for such men, or
 8 11|        we wish to labour for the salvation of others? Christ our Lord,
 9 14|          a generous zeal for the salvation of others, without which
10 14|        the surest method for the salvation of all; and in this men
11 14|         the glory of God for the salvation of those who are true disciples
12 14|          We greatly fear for the salvation of very many, who proudly
13 15|        from Thee, seek truth and salvation to no purpose. In Thy laws