What does the Bible say about why men are saved?

The question of why men are saved is one of the oldest theological inquiries, addressed in Scripture. Psalm 106:8 states, 'Nevertheless, he saved them for his name's sake,' underscoring that God’s purpose in salvation is rooted in His glory rather than human merit. Accordingly, salvation is not based on human goodness or efforts but on God's sovereign choice to save individuals for His own glory and purpose. This aligns with the Reformed understanding that God’s love and grace are extended according to His will and not based on action or decision on our part.