σωτηρία

swthriva swthriva,
swthriva",
hJ (
swthvr), deliverance, preservation, safety, salvation: deliverance from the molestation of enemies, ; with
ejx
ejcqrw'n added, ; preservation (of physical life), safety, ; . in an ethical sense, that which conduces to the soul's safety or salvation:
swthriva
tivni
ejgevneto, ;
hJgei'sqai
tiv
swthrivan, ; in the technical biblical sense, the Messianic salvation (see
swv/zw, b.), a. universally, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; opposed to
ajpwvleia, ;
aijwvnio"
swthriva, (for !ymil;/[ t['WvT], ); (add, WH in the (rejected) `Shorter Conclusion');
oJ
lovgo"
th'"
swthriva"
tauvth", instruction concerning that salvation which John the Baptist foretold (cf. Winer's Grammar, 237 (223)), ;
tov
eujaggevlion
th'"
swthriva"
uJmw'n, ;
oJdov"
swterria", ;
kevra"
swthriva" (see
kevra", b.), ;
hJmevra
swthriva", the time in which the offer of salvation is made, (from );
katergavzesqai
thvn
eJautou'
swthrivan, ;
klhronomei'n
swthrivan, ; (
oJ
ajrchgov"
th'"
swthriva", );
ei[a
swthrivan, unto (the attainment of) salvation, Rom. (1:16); 10:(1),10; (Rec. omits). b. salvation as the present possession of all true Christians (see
swv/zw, b.): ; ; ;
swthriva
ejn
ajfevsei
aJmartiw'n, ;
swthriva"
tucei'n
metav
dovxh"
aijwnivou, . c. future salvation, the sum of benefits and blessings which Christians, redeemed from all earthly ills, will enjoy after the visible return of Christ from heaven in the consummated and eternal kingdom of God: ; ; ; ,; ;
ejlpiv"
swthriva", ;
komivzesqai
swthrivan
yucw'n, ;
hJ
swthriva
tw'/
Qew'/
ejmw'n (dative of the possessor, namely,
ejstin (cf. Buttmann, sec. 129, 22); cf. h[;WvyIh' hw:hy?l', ), the salvation which is bestowed on us belongs to God, ;
hJ
swthriva ...
tou'
Qeou' (genitive of the possessor (cf. Buttmann, sec. 132, 11, 1:a.), for Rec.
tw'/
Qew'/)
hJmw'n namely,
ejstin, . (Tragg. (Herodotus), Thucydides, Xenophon, Plato, others. The Septuagint for  [v'y<, h[;Wvy?, h[;WvT], hf;yleP], escape.)*