receiving the result of your faith, the salvation of your souls.
Even the salvation of your souls ...  Dummelow pointed out that "the Greek has no word for your,"[26] which, accordingly, is italicized in our version.  If read without the italicized words, then the verse has "the salvation of souls," this being indeed the objective or end of all believing, the holy purpose toward which the whole eternal plan of the heavenly Father is directed.  The churches of the current era have tended to overlook this.  The social gains which have preempted so much time in the plans and activities of churches, although having some little value for the now and the here, are by no means "the purpose" of God's church in the world.  It is the salvation of people's souls, not their take-home pay, nor the quality of their housing, which looms in Scripture as the great commission for the church.