but just as he who called you is holy, you yourselves also be holy in all of your behavior;

 Clearly for many a man such a time will be a time of terror; but for the Christian there is, not terror, but deliverance. The word sozein ( G4982) means to save in far more than a theological sense. It is the regular word for to rescue from danger and to heal in sickness. Charles Bigg in his commentary points out that in the New Testament sozein ( G4982) , to save, and soteria ( G4991) , salvation, have four different, but closely related, spheres of meaning. (a) They describe deliverance from danger ( Matthew 8:25). (b) They describe deliverance from disease ( Matthew 9:21). (c) They describe deliverance from the condemnation of God ( Matthew 10:22; Matthew 24:13). (d) They describe deliverance from the disease and power of sin ( Matthew 1:21). Salvation is a many-sided thing. In it there is deliverance from danger, deliverance from disease, deliverance from condemnation and deliverance from sin. And it is that, and nothing less than that, to which the Christian can look forward at the end. 