Today, Jeremy looks at how Paul uses the word salvation in the epistles to the Thessalonians. In our day, the term saved can mean I saved money, I saved a thing from being damaged, I prevented the game from being lost, saved out of a bad situation, or saved from my sins. In the Greek, it's no different. So how do we know what is being referred to? As always the answer is context.

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Jeremy Thomas is the pastor at Spokane Bible Church in Spokane, Washington and a professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. He has been teaching the Bible for over 20 years, always seeking to present its truths in a clear and understandable manner.