Definition of salvific in English:

salvific

adjectivesalˈvɪfɪksalˈvifik

Theology

Leading to salvation.
the salvific power of the Lord
Example sentencesExamples
- Suffering is not some great salvific act in and of itself.
- It is not the act itself that is salvific; the disposition alone is what saves.
- Kasper argues that the salvific nature of the Old Covenant follows from the fact that God's grace is available to all!
- In his person Christ established a salvific mystery.
- The images of the beloved saints, moreover, served as conduits of salvific grace.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin salvificus 'saving', from salvus 'safe'.

Definition of salvific in US English:

salvific

adjectivesalˈvifik

Theology

Leading to salvation.
the salvific power of the Lord
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not the act itself that is salvific; the disposition alone is what saves.
- In his person Christ established a salvific mystery.
- The images of the beloved saints, moreover, served as conduits of salvific grace.
- Kasper argues that the salvific nature of the Old Covenant follows from the fact that God's grace is available to all!
- Suffering is not some great salvific act in and of itself.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin salvificus ‘saving’, from salvus ‘safe’.

单词	salvific
释义	Definition of salvific in English: salvific adjectivesalˈvɪfɪksalˈvifik Theology Leading to salvation. the salvific power of the Lord Example sentencesExamples Suffering is not some great salvific act in and of itself. It is not the act itself that is salvific; the disposition alone is what saves. Kasper argues that the salvific nature of the Old Covenant follows from the fact that God's grace is available to all! In his person Christ established a salvific mystery. The images of the beloved saints, moreover, served as conduits of salvific grace. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin salvificus 'saving', from salvus 'safe'. Definition of salvific in US English: salvific adjectivesalˈvifik Theology Leading to salvation. the salvific power of the Lord Example sentencesExamples It is not the act itself that is salvific; the disposition alone is what saves. In his person Christ established a salvific mystery. The images of the beloved saints, moreover, served as conduits of salvific grace. Kasper argues that the salvific nature of the Old Covenant follows from the fact that God's grace is available to all! Suffering is not some great salvific act in and of itself. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin salvificus ‘saving’, from salvus ‘safe’.
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