Re: [ZION] Salvation

2003-10-14 Thread Grampa Bill in Savannah
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Each term, salvation and exaltation, has a specific meaning; however, I think they are often used interchangeably. === Grampa Bill comments: Even by the prophets, and even in the scriptures. But I agree, there is a difference. Love y'all, Grampa

RE: [ZION] Salvation

2003-10-14 Thread ghamblin
I have not researched, but understand that Salvation gets at resurrection, saved from death, the fall of Adam "for as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive". Thus we are "saved". Did nothing to earn it. Couldn't earn it if we wanted to. Free gift. That's the grace. Exaltation

Re: [ZION] Salvation

2003-10-13 Thread George Cobabe
TED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 3:48 PM Subject: Re: [ZION] Salvation > > Strangely, John, I was looking this up not that long ago. And I couldn't find anything which indicated the Lord's salvation was anything less than the best He has to o

Re: [ZION] Salvation

2003-10-13 Thread mormonyoyoman
Strangely, John, I was looking this up not that long ago. And I couldn't find anything which indicated the Lord's salvation was anything less than the best He has to offer. I wondered then if this is where John Taylor picked up his "the Kingdom of God or nothing" slogan. Anyone else find any