Editorial Standards

The Salvation of God publishes Joshua Weir’s book, Bible-study resources, audiobook lessons, videos, and related articles. The website is the official resource site for The Salvation of God and its author. It is intended for biblical study and does not replace a local congregation, pastoral care, licensed counseling, medical advice, or legal advice.

Theological source and Bible translation

Site teaching should remain consistent with Scripture and the themes developed in Joshua Weir’s The Salvation of God. The book primarily quotes the World Messianic Bible (W.M.B.). Any other translation used on the site should be identified. Biblical quotations should be distinguished from commentary, and passages should be read in their surrounding context.

Authorship and attribution

Every article should preserve its genuine author. Editing must not transfer another writer’s work to Joshua Weir or anyone else without a real authorship change. Where readers would expect it, a page should display the author’s full verified public name, original publication date, and date of the latest substantive update.

Sources and review

Claims about biblical languages, history, or another religious tradition should cite reliable primary or authoritative sources. The book governs the site’s Christian theological position but is not used as evidence for what another religion teaches. Comparative articles should describe each tradition fairly, recognize internal diversity, and link to its own primary texts or authoritative institutions.

Updating content

An “updated” date should change only when the substance changes. Spelling, formatting, or punctuation corrections alone should not create a new substantive date. Material errors should be corrected promptly under the Corrections Policy.

Related pages:

Corrections Policy — https://thesalvationofgod.com/corrections-policy

About Joshua Weir — https://thesalvationofgod.com/about-us-1

Contact — https://thesalvationofgod.com/contact