transitive. Esp. of God or Christ: to deliver (a person, a soul, etc.) from sin, evil, damnation, etc.; to redeem.

transitive. To buy, purchase (something); to pay a price for (something); to obtain (something) at the cost of labour or suffering. Also (and in…

To set free by paying a price; to redeem, ransom; esp. figurative in Theology to redeem (from sin, hell, etc.). Obsolete except in theological use…

figurative. To cleanse from the stain of sin. Const. from, †of.

To regain, recover (something lost); hence, to make up for (loss, waste); to rescue, deliver; in religious use, to redeem: often with again. Obsolete.

To heal (a person) of (sickness, sin, etc.).

transitive. Esp. of God or Christ: to preserve (a person, a soul, etc.) from damnation; to redeem from sin, bring salvation to. Frequently (esp…

transitive. To buy off. To ransom; esp. to redeem (from sin, hell, etc.).

transitive. Theology. To deliver (a person, humankind, a soul, etc.) from sin, damnation, etc.; to redeem. Esp. with reference to the Passion of…

transitive. In uses relating to the New Testament: to invest (a person or group) with the grace of God, considered as a seal; to set apart or…

transitive. To buy back, redeem, ransom.

transitive. To choose beforehand, pre-elect.

to buy back, redeem.

Theology. Esp. of God or Christ: to deliver (a person, a soul, etc.) from sin or damnation. Cf. ransom… transitive. With preposition, as from, to…

transitive. To elect or choose beforehand; (esp. of God) to choose in preference to others.

transitive. = save, v. in God sa' me and similar phrases.

Theology. Of God: To choose (certain of His creatures) in preference to others, as the recipients of temporal or spiritual blessings; esp. to…

To free (a person) from being a sinner.