The Way of Salvation: According to Scripture

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The Way of Salvation: Introduction (This Document) - The Scriptures reveal a clear and simple message of Salvation. The Scriptures reveal to us exactly what Salvation is, and what it is not. In this series we will look Biblical Terminology, at Israel as our example, as we look at some of the highlights of Salvation, according to the Scriptures.

The Way of Salvation: Part 1- Using Bible Terminology - The Scriptures reveal a picture of Salvation that is different from what many today have understood. The Greek words translated "Salvation" in the New Testament include the meanings of deliverance, rescue, safety, and preservation of life. Many today, however, ascribe additional Bible concepts to the word Salvation, thereby mixing concepts and doctrines, resulting in error and confusion. The solution for this is to get back to Scripture, and to use Bible words to define Bible concepts.

The Way of Salvation: Part 2- Israel as Our Example - In order to help us examine ourselves, to see if we are in the Faith, we must have a good understanding of true "Biblical" Salvation. The New Testament refers many times to Israel as our example, and for our warning. We must therefore find out what these New Testament warnings are, and why they are so important for us today. We must look to all of Scripture, where we get an "eye-opening" view of what New Covenant Salvation is, and what it is not.

The Way of Salvation: Parts 1 & 2 Combined - Parts 1 & 2 (above) combined in one document.

The Way of Salvation-Introduction

The New Testament Truths of Biblical Salvation are related to principles of the New Covenant. Since we will deal with the New Covenant in a separate writing, we will try to deal with only the highlights of Salvation.

Many today have heard about "Salvation" from their Pastors and Preachers.  Most churches will be quick to tell anyone how to be "saved" – yet every church seems to have a slightly different description of what Salvation is.  Why is this?  It is because most do not hold to the Truth of Scripture, but to various "paradigms" or "spin" of Scriptural Truth.  This mixture of Truth and error is called the Tradition and Doctrines of Men, and according to Scripture, this is what turns men from the Truth.

Today Yahuweh is calling His people to look only to His Word – the Bible – for the answers for all Truth.  To do this, we must diligently search the Scriptures, but we must first be willing to discard the Traditions and Doctrines of Men.  We must then test everything against the Scriptures.

Any idea or notion must be tested against Scripture, just as the Bereans did: they searched the Scriptures daily, whether those things that the Apostle Paul said, were true.  How much more should we do the same, for things we hear from our leaders?

Over the years, many groups have codified and written down those views of Bible subjects as they have understood them.  Man has seen and understood only a partial view, however, and has had only a flicker of Light on various subjects.  May Yahuweh open our eyes, and illuminate His Word for us today!

Yahuweh truly is opening men's eyes today, and illuminating the Scriptures, so that they might prepare to enter in to the Promised Land.  For those who sincerely seek the Way of Life, we must return to the Scriptures, to find the clear and simple message of Salvation.  The Scriptures reveal to us exactly what Salvation is, and what it is not.  In this series we will look some of the highlights of Salvation, according to the Scriptures.
The Way of Salvation:  Part 1 - The importance of using of Bible Words and Terminology.  

The Way of Salvation:  Part 2 - New Testament exhortations to all New Covenant Believers to look at Israel in the Wilderness, for example and warning.  Here is where we discover the difference between "coming out" and "entering in," and that both are accomplished only by Grace. 



"If therefore thou shalt not watch, I will come on thee as a thief,
and thou shalt not know what hour I will come upon thee."    (Rev 3:3)