Hebrews had a lot of Jesuses but only one became famous as a Savior. Jesus Christ in that sense is Savior that He gave the saving teaching. Each one perceives one and the same event according to his own intellectual and ethical level. If one is developed intellectually he is able of comprehending the teaching quite adequately, using it for becoming better. Instead of living up to his teaching.
Historic facts speak of the following.
For all developed people it is associated with Love. Jesus not only preached Love and was performing it in His usual tenderness, in His miracles but over three years advancing to His Death on the Cross, knowing in advance that namely such a destiny is prepared for Him if He will be doing the duty He had chosen for Himself on Earth. He made Himself a sacrifice for the sake of those whom He loved - for people, for our sake. The image and name of Jesus evoked sincere gratitude, compassion and admiration in His followers. They identified themselves with the notion of Love itself.