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 1  II,  63      | suggests an indifference about salvation, without fear and without
 2 III,  239     |  Objection.—Those who hope for salvation are so far happy; but they
 3  IV,  282     |     only human and useless for salvation.~
 4 VII,  430     |      to redeem men and to open salvation to those who seek it. But
 5 VII,  514     |        514. "Work out your own salvation with fear."~Proofs of prayer.
 6 VII,  514     |        in our power. For since salvation is not in us, and the obtaining
 7 VII,  553     | disciples slept, wrought their salvation. He has wrought that of
 8 VIII,  556    |       advanced towards his own salvation.~The God of Christians is
 9  IX,  612(110)|          I have waited for thy salvation, O Lord." ~
10  XI,  703     |       he would have been their salvation, but not since.~The Jewish
11  XI,  712     |         and do justice: for my salvation is near to come, and my
12  XI,  712     |         but there is none; for salvation, but it is far from us."~
13  XI,  725     |         that thou mayest be my salvation unto the ends of the earth.
14  XI,  725     |      heard thee in the days of salvation and of mercy, and I will
15  XI,  726     |   prophets (Amos), looking for salvation and finding it not (Isaiah).~
16 XIII,  848    |   Church.~If they say that our salvation depends upon God, they are "
17 XIII,  851    |      in connection with types. Salvation, or a useless thing, if