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Why is Jesus called the Savior?

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Jesus is called the Savior because He alone has the authority and power to save His people from their sins.

The title 'Savior' given to Jesus epitomizes His purpose and mission on earth. Matthew 1:21 states the essence of His name, indicating that He will save His people from their sins. This saving work involves not only the act of redemption but also the ongoing process of sanctification and justification that He performs in the lives of believers. It is through His sacrificial death and resurrection that salvation is accomplished, putting us in right standing before God. Understanding Jesus as our Savior highlights our complete dependence on Him for deliverance from sin and its consequences, making His role essential in our faith.
Scripture References: Matthew 1:21, Hebrews 7:25

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Found of Him
Tim James · Jan 28, 2026
Joshua

Joshua

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