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“Saved.” – Dwight Lyman Moody

I remember while in a town East at the time of the loss of the Atlantic on the banks of Newfoundland, there was a business man in the town who was reported lost. His store was closed, and all his friends mourned him as among those who went down on that vessel. But a telegram was received from him by his partner with the word “saved,” and that partner was filled with joy. The store was opened and the telegram was framed, and if you go into that store to-day you will see that little bit of paper hanging on the wall, with the word “saved” upon it. Let the news go over the wires to heaven to-night from you. Let the word “Saved” go from every one of you, and there will be joy in heaven. You can be saved—the Son of man wants to save you.

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