This manuscript explores the topic of spiritual salvation, based on the teaching of God's Word. A section with "Discussion Questions" is included for use in either individual or group readings. The title "Biblical Salvation" was selected so as to give the sense that these brief chapters are not based on a particular theological perspective (including those that include seemingly logical persuasions), but rather, it is based on biblical teachings, such as that which is found in John's Gospel account and Paul's Epistles.

The cover image depicts a wooden cross and an empty tomb. Christ died on a cross in offering an atoning sacrifice for our sin. His body was placed in a borrowed, secured, and guarded tomb; but three days later, He rose from the tomb as our Risen Savior. (Yes, it was a "borrowed" tomb, as He only needed it for three days.) The tomb is empty; and so is the cross! As we place our trust in the Savior and His "finished" work on the cross, we too receive new life––spiritual life, eternal life––in fellowship with God in heaven.