Lyrics
There is no other name
By which man can be saved
There is no other name under Heaven
There is rest for my soul
And the wounded made whole
And the captives set free and forgiven
Such love as I've never known
I've found in the grace that flowed to me
In my unrighteousness
This is why my heart and soul
And tongue confess
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Meaning & Inspiration
There Is No Other Name centers on the saving authority of Jesus and the grace offered through him. Its opening declaration closely follows the language of Acts 4:12, where salvation is found in no other name. The lyric then describes the effects of that salvation through rest for the soul, healing for the wounded, freedom for captives, and forgiveness. These images present rescue as both a decisive gift and a restoration that reaches human need.
The final lines turn from proclamation to personal confession. Grace flows toward someone who recognizes unrighteousness, producing a response that involves heart, soul, and tongue. That movement reflects the biblical connection between faith in Christ and open confession of his lordship. The reference to captives being set free also recalls the mission announced in Isaiah 61 and applied to Jesus in Luke 4. In a compact form, the song joins salvation, grace, healing, freedom, and confession around the unique name of Christ.
Related Scripture
- Acts 4:12 Peter declares that salvation is found in no other name under heaven.
- Romans 10:9-10 Paul connects belief in the heart and confession with the mouth to salvation.
- Luke 4:18 Jesus announces good news, freedom for captives, and release for the oppressed.