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Four fundamental truths of the faithSpiritual Light is the result of four visitations from the Lord over a period of 4 years. Starting with the 3rd commandment and then insight into Christ's sacrifice the book reveals desperately needed understanding that dispels the confusion about conversion, baptism, salvation and works.

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Other subjects from the topical index related to Salvation & Conversion.
The New Birth
Speaking in Tongues
Baptism
Grace, Faith & Works
The Sacrifice of Christ

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Salvation & Conversion

Are you saved? Is it the same thing as conversion? Many are asked that question as if the two things are the same! No one in the Bible ever spoke of the day that they "got saved" as so many people do in this time. What does the Bible say about the subjects of salvation and being saved?

Jesus said that he who endures to the end will be saved. Paul wrote of the "hope of salvation" and Peter spoke of salvation being the end of our faith to be revealed in the latter time. What is the truth? Are you already saved, or not?

Study this page to learn the truth about Salvation. There are also audio clips taken from the What Must I Do to be Saved CD teaching series. Click on an article title in the box in the right column to read from a range of articles covering different aspects of the truth about salvation.

What Must I Do to be Saved CD Set

What must I do to be saved CD set, 4 hours of wonderful teachingWhat Must I Do to be Saved? examines an issue that everyone needs to understand. Confusion and error are everywhere on this subject and your eternal fate depends on understanding these things. Learn about salvation, being saved and the things you must do to be saved. This 4 CD set available at cost price from our eBay storePurchase at cost on ebay. This is vital understanding for walking with the Lord.

Thought for the Evening
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Hopeless

"Christ in you, the hope of glory."
Paul, in Colossians

To receive Christ is to receive hope of eternal life. His presence in our hearts gives us hope of salvation. When Jesus returns for us to bring us salvation, we will have no more hope because there will be nothing else to hope for.

We might say, then, that the goal of our life in Christ is to attain to hopelessness; that is, to have our hope of salvation fulfilled. One thing is certain: as long as we possess this hope of salvation, we have not received the salvation we hope for.