Salvation from what?

Salvation can mean to be saved. From what can one be saved?

Salvation from sins:

1) All sinned:

Paul wrote: "ALL SINNED" (Romans 3:23). 

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2) Jesus came to save people from their sins: 

It is written in Matthew: "you-shall-call His name JESUS, for HE-WILL-SAVE His people FROM [apo 575 in Greek] THEIR SINS" (Matthew 1:21). 

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Salvation out-of death (from sin):

1) Sinning can bring forth death:

James wrote: "SIN, having-been-completed, BRINGS-FORTH DEATH" (James 1:15).

2) Death went through to all people because all sinned:

Paul wrote: "DEATH went-through to all people because ALL SINNED" (Romans 5:12).

3) One's soul can be saved out-of death:

James wrote: "the (one) having-turned-back (a) SINNING (one) from (the) error (of) his way WILL-SAVE his soul OUT-OF [ek 1537 in Greek] DEATH" (James 5:20).

Someone who presently "is-abiding IN DEATH" (1 John 3:14) can have their soul saved "OUT-OF [ek 1537 in Greek] DEATH" (James 5:20). 

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