Deliverance (noun)

1. The act of being saved or set free from danger, oppression, or difficulty.
2. The act of giving birth.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french delivrance, from latin deliverantia, from the verb deliverare (see deliver).

Examples:

1. The rescue team's arrival was a deliverance for the stranded hikers.
2. He prayed for deliverance from his troubles.
3. The company's financial deliverance came in the form of a large investment.
4. The baby's deliverance was a joyful event for the family.
5. The deliverance of the hostages was a relief for the entire nation.