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Within the framework of God's salvation, there is an agenda of complete deliverance that is deeply embedded throughout. It's a deliverance that goes beyond just being freed from physical bonds; it includes the release of the intellect, the soul, and every facet of human existence. This great reality is not only an abstract notion; rather, it is a dynamic reality that is present in the Scriptures and has been felt by Christians throughout history. 

Zechariah 9:11–12 provides a clear illustration of this all-encompassing deliverance: "As for you, I will release your prisoners from the waterless pit because of the blood of my covenant with you. Go back to your stronghold, you prisoners of hope; even now I announce that I will restore twice as much to you." Here, God pledges to save His people from the grip of hopelessness and bestow upon them a restoration that surpasses their wildest dreams. It is a guarantee of complete deliverance, including spiritual, emotional, and bodily. 

This fact is further reinforced by Isaiah 49:24–26, which describes God as a powerful warrior who fights against those who oppress His people and asks, "Can loot be taken from soldiers, or captives be saved from the fierce? However, the Lord declares, "Yes, captives will be taken from warriors, and plunder retrieved from the fierce; I will contend with those who contend with you, and your children I will save." God asserts His supremacy over all powers that want to subjugate His children in these passages. He is the ultimate deliverer, able to set His people free from the most formidable enemies. 

Furthermore, Hebrews 7:25 reassures us of Jesus Christ's capacity for salvation, saying, "Therefore he is able to save completely those who come to God through him because he always lives to intercede for them." The term "completely" in this context conveys a great deal about the extent of God's salvation. It is complete and eternal rather than partial or transient. Not only are we delivered from the punishment of sin, but we are also freed from its influence and existence because of Christ. We are constantly sustained and shielded from all forms of oppression and servitude thanks to his intercession. It is true that God's salvation plan is all-inclusive, meeting every need of the human race. It includes healing from illness, addiction, fear, uncertainty, and all other forms of the enemy's plans. This bundle provides liberation for the enslaved, healing for the wounded, and solace for the weary spirit. 

Also, the life of Jesus Christ is the perfect example of salvation. He gave humanity the gift of eternal life and pardon by conquering sin and death by His death and resurrection. Our complete rescue was made possible by His victory on the cross, which also made us heirs of God's kingdom and heirs to His divine essence. 

Finally, complete deliverance is a supernatural reality that is made available to everyone who believes in Jesus Christ, not merely a promise. This truth ushers in the abundant life that God intended for His children and transforms lives, giving hope a second chance. We should never undervalue the scope and depth of God's redemption plan as it offers the possibility of complete liberation both now and forever.