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Well, New Annabelle showed up immediately after that line, so I'm assuming he's referring to her. He had probably assumed his plan was going to work, so he called his "guy" to bring New Annabelle to the house. I'd imagine his plan was that New Annabelle would "complete" the family and they'd all live happily ever after.I was bewildered by that line. Perhaps Hunter is religious and, nearing the end of his life, fears the eternal consequences of his deeds? It would be a surprising sentiment from someone so depraved, but what other kind of salvation could he be talking about?
The salvation would be New Annabelle saving him from himself, essentially. He was hoping New Annabelle would put him on the straight and narrow like OG Annabelle did.