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Why is Jesus called the Savior?

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Jesus is called the Savior because He saves His people from their sins.

The title of 'Savior' is significant as it emphasizes Christ's role in effecting eternal salvation for His people. The sermon illustrates that if Christ were to fail to save even one person for whom He died, He would not rightly be called a Savior. His identity as Savior is affirmed in Matthew 1:21, where it states, 'He will save His people from their sins.' Thus, every believer can rest assured that, based on God's promises, the salvation He offers is effective and eternal.
Scripture References: Matthew 1:21

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Found of Him
Tim James · Jan 28, 2026
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