The Meaning of Salvation
Overview
From the Preface: In presenting this study of the meaning of salvation I have sought to make a popular presentation, free from unnecessary technicalities of the schools. Nevertheless, I have thought it necessary to re-examine many of the fundamental doctrines of the faith and present them afresh in the language of our own day. Therefore, since it would be somewhat of a waste of time merely to rehash popular religious ideas, I have felt it necessary to put old truths in such a new setting as will enable the reader to enjoy them from a fresh viewpoint. In doing this I beg the reader to remember that I have pursued these studies with pious regard for the traditions of the Christian church. I have made no effort to originate some novelty in Christian teaching. The whole object in presenting this work has been to deepen the understanding of old truths.—Charles Ewing Brown
- the Need of Salvation
- Sin as Transgression
- the Fundamental Quality of Sin
- the Basis of Salvation
- Things that Accompany Salvation
- the First Crisis of Redemption
- Difficult Texts Explained
- Healing in the Plan of Salvation
- the Danger of Losing Salvation
- How to Keep Saved
- Title: The Meaning of Salvation
- Author: Charles E. Brown
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
- Publication Date: 1944
- Pages: 200