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If you’re anything like me, you may sit in the morning with the Lord, and feel the heavy burden of living your life acceptably towards God today. That heaviness simply reflects my unwillingness to accept God’s gift in my life, Jesus. The moment I stop looking at the heaviness inside, and start declaring the facts that God has promised, the heaviness departs at light speed and is replaced by Jesus himself as the wonderful savior. This hymn summarizes the promises that are so crucial especially v 4&5, and I love to declare them with God. THIS is the truth, THIS is the fact, not how or what I feel. As I learn to live by God’s facts, not my feeling, the joy just deepens and so does the lightness of living! This hymn helps so much.
The chorus of Hymns, #986 says, "What a wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Savior; / What a wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Lord!" The word wonderful can also be replaced with trustworthy, lovely, or precious. There is no other Savior like Him under heaven or among men. He is both God and man; He is both the greatest and the least. He died for us, bearing all our sins and solving all our problems.
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Many people who receive Jesus change immediately because Jesus has entered into their life. The Lord Jesus is not an objective Savior to them; instead, He enters into them as their subjective Savior. He is their life, light, heat, and power; He evens communicates with them. As a result, people who believe in Jesus are enlivened. The Lord Jesus, as both God and man, is our Savior. He is the greatest and the least; therefore, He is able to care for us in the most detailed way, and He is also omnipotent. He not only died for us but also enters into us to live for us. This is the wonderful Savior who is spoken of in Hymns, #986. He is trustworthy and lovely; He is so precious. May we all receive this wonderful Savior.