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We are a salvation people - this is our speciality - getting saved and keeping saved, and then getting somebody else saved.
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The speaker says that salvation is the group’s main concern and defining strength. “Getting saved” means receiving salvation, while “keeping saved” means continuing in that state. The final phrase extends this concern beyond oneself: they also want other people to receive salvation. The repeated wording gives the statement a direct, practical emphasis.
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