salvation

Excessive pride in this accomplishment — this salvation of my health — feels inappropriate.

Nearly 20 years ago, Ronnie Rollins walked out of a hotel in Macon, Georgia, with an idea that he believed might lead the state’s struggling rural nursing homes to financial salvation.

It seems strange to say, since it’s been around so long, but e-commerce has been a salvation for many brands during the pandemic.

Every day he was sure I’d repent and accept the free gift of salvation.

Environmental groups are sounding the bell of salvation, begging consumers to come back to Jesus on reusables.

They see themselves engaged in nothing less than a project of national salvation.

What gives with this latest workout craze that some call dangerous and others call salvation?

The automaker was supposed to get rid of its unresponsive culture in exchange for taxpayer salvation.

This is true salvation—from the Greek word soteria, which also means “enlightenment” and “peace.”

Only at BYU would someone lose their academic position for finding salvation outside the Mormon church.

With the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.

But then an infinite number of others are destined to perdition, and receive not the grace necessary to eternal salvation.

This ultimate salvation of all mankind, and of all peccant spirits, is a conspicuous doctrine of Mr Bailey's.

So he lifted his simple head, with the understanding that his opponent's words had brought salvation to three lives.

I was surprised to find how closely his view parallels our own Christian view of infant salvation.