1624. T. Scott, Vox Pop., II. 14. He found the rootes of eithers discontent so deepe, and the sore so vnsalueable, that hee gaue it ouer.
1638. Chillingw., Relig. Prot., I. v. § 60. The words by you cited, and charged with unsalvable contradiction.
1659. Fuller, App. Inj Innoc., II. 102. Else we were all … in an unsaluable condition.
1895. Salmond, Chr. Doctr. Immort., VI. iv. 668. Neither to make the heathen unconditionally unsalvable, nor to represent salvation as possible apart from Christ.
Hence Unsalvability, -ableness.
1684. H. More, Answer, xiv. 105. Touching the Idolatrousness of the Church of Rome, and the Unsalvableness of those in her Communion.
1891. Wesleyan Method. Mag., June, 465/1. The unsalvability of any heathen.
