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SALVATION
The popular Christian view of salvation proposes that unbelievers, the great majority of mankind, will be lost forever. But, this view falls seriously short of the truth of God's merciful provision for salvation—it condemns billions who, for no other reason than their lack of opportunity, have never heard of the name of Jesus Christ. But consider this important Scripture: "God... is the Saviour of all men, specially of those that believe."— 1 Timothy 4:10
The prophetic teaching of the Apostles and Old Testament prophets all pointed to God’s merciful plan of salvation: a plan which would one day bring all who have ever lived back into harmony with Him. Under inspiration, they pointed forward to an age of blessing, when the Messiah would bring about the reconciliation of Adam and all of his posterity back into favor with God. (Genesis 22:17, 18) They taught that the present Gospel age—the time period between the first and second advents of Christ—would be the time for the gathering out from the world an elect Church to be associates with Messiah. (1 Peter 2:5, 9) This elect little flock would then cooperate with him in the work of resurrection, restoration and regeneration secured for the rest of the world of mankind through the ransom sacrifice of Jesus at Calvary. (Acts 15:14-17; Matthew 5:5; Revelation 22:17)
POPULAR VIEW OF SALVATION
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WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW
ABOUT BEING SAVED (Booklet)
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THE THREE DESTINIES OF MAN (Article)