save a soul

Frequency: 6.78.0 per million words

In a religious context, to prevent someone from damnation.

soulVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • Missionaries saw it as their task to save souls.
  • The preacher dedicated his life to save lost souls from eternal damnation.
  • Many believe that acts of charity can help save one's own soul.
  • She felt a calling to save the souls of the underprivileged through education.
  • In ancient myths, heroes often had to perform great deeds to save the souls of others.
  • He prayed fervently, hoping to save his child's soul from temptation.
  • The church's primary mission is to save souls and guide them towards righteousness.
  • Some argue that only faith can truly save a soul from spiritual decay.
  • Through repentance, one hopes to save their soul and find forgiveness.
  • The prophet urged his followers to live virtuously, thereby saving their souls.