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Salaton And Salvaotionn

Salaton And Salvaotionn. Introduction:.

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Salaton And Salvaotionn

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  1. Salaton And Salvaotionn Introduction: I do not believe “salaton” and “salvaotionn” are words, at least not in English. The word “salvation” is what is meant. Such omitted and added letters are easy for most to see, as far as the words “salaton” and “salvaotionn” are concerned. However, many omit and add matters from and to “salvation” that millions do not detect.

  2. Salaton Omission: Some omit “belief” as taught in the scriptures and substitute a type of “faith” that can also characterize demons who are not saved (Jas. 2: 24-26, 2: 19).

  3. Salaton Omission: Some omit “repentance” as set forth in the New Testament and substitute “godly sorrow” in its place (2 Cor. 7: 10, Matt. 21: 29).

  4. Salaton Omission: Some omit the confession of Jesus’ deity and have a confession stating that salvation has already been acquired (Rom. 10: 9, 10, Acts 8: 35-37).

  5. Salaton Omission: Some omit “baptism” and contend that baptism is an act to be performed by the saved and not in order to be saved (Acts 2: 37, 38).

  6. Salaton Omission: Some believe that while obedience to Christ is all right, such is not required to ultimate salvation in heaven (Tit. 2: 11-14, Matt. 10: 22, 2 Pet. 1: 5-12).

  7. Salvaotionn Addition: Some insist that one must keep “certain” Mosaic teaching in order to be saved (cp. the Sabbath Law, Ex. 20: 8, cp. Col. 2: 14-17).

  8. Salvaotionn Addition: Some include sprinkling/pouring as acceptable action constituting baptism when preferred (Col. 2: 12).

  9. Salvaotionn Addition: Some teach that babies are to be “baptized,” believing in total inherited depravity and that if not “baptized” and they die, they will be lost (Mark 16: 16).

  10. Salvaotionn Addition: Others say that in order to be saved, one must speak in some sort of jargon that they call “unknown tongues” (Acts 2: 3-8).

  11. Conclusion: “18: For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: 19: And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book” (Rev. 22).

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