The root of the Hebrew word for salvation is ysa. The verb ysa means 'to be roomy' with the idea that deliverance makes things more spacious, more freeing.
It also indicates that without salvation we are bound, confined, narrow and imprisoned.
The name Jesus is also derived from ysa.
Why is it then that some people enter salvation as one who enters a prison cell, a concentration camp, or a straight-jacket?
Salvation is our gateway to wholeness. All we have to do now is come to terms with what wholeness is.
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