Do any salvation verses require anything besides believing?

No salvation verse requires anything besides believing. The list of salvation verses shows not one says anything about what we can do, except believe. Scripture says Christ is the justifier of him who believeth, and the Law of Faith is to believe the Gospel.

Les explains that he has a list of salvation verses, and all he wants people to realize is that not a one of these verses says anything about what we can do, except believe. In the passage, the text says Christ will be the justifier of him who believeth. Though some may read it as saying repentance, baptism, or commandment-keeping, it does not say that. The Law of Faith excludes boasting and is simply, Believe the Gospel.

Romans 3:28

Therefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law.

Do any salvation verses say we must do something besides believe?

No. In the salvation verses considered, not one says anything about what we can do except believe. The text states He is the justifier of him who believes, and the Law of Faith is simply, “Believe the Gospel.” Works, commandments, and baptism are not what the verse says; faith in the blood of Christ is the issue.