In Christianity and all religions that claim to be Christian, there is a promise of salvation. The promise may be conditional, or it may be positive, but it will be based on either doctrine or works.
This booklet gives nine biblical, experiential evidences of salvation. When a person compares his experiences with those described in the Bible, he may come to one of several conclusions:
- He thought he was not saved, but he finds out that he is.
- He thought he was saved, but finds out he isn't.
- He thought he was not saved, and that is confirmed.
- He thought he was saved, and now he knows that he is.
"These things I have written to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, that you may know that you have eternal life." (1 John 5:13a)
In Christianity and all religions that claim to be Christian, there is a promise of salvation. The promise may be conditional, or it may be positive, but it will be based on either doctrine or works. This booklet gives nine biblical, experiential evidences of salvation. When a person compares his experiences with those described in the Bible, he may come to one of several conclusions: