The meaning of salvation is for the individual to be reconciled with the Person of God. Salvation is based on God's grace. The language of salvation points to Jesus not only as our example of what a person living in submission to God is like, but it also speaks of him as our Substitute for the death penalty we deserve to pay because of our sin. The language of salvation points to humanity's sinfulness, which means we cannot possibly merit salvation. Salvation is an immediate gift that can be received by faith in Jesus Christ.
Faith is trust in the healing powers of the mind.
It is founded on the idea that in our true selves we have perfect health. The failure to be healed reveals a lack of adequate faith or very possibly a spiritual defect within that is manifesting itself. Faith is trust in the power of God to heal and trust in the wisdom of God as to whether or not to heal us. The failure to be healed does not mean personal inadequacy, nor does it alter one's confidence in God's love, because he has guaranteed that he will heal us in his time, as evidenced by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For he is our peace, who hath made both one'.