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Some of you I may never meet again—but I tell you again, the Gospel is “the power of God unto salvation unto all them that believe.” It points you to One who is mighty to save, and leads you to the fountain where you may be washed from sin and uncleanness. My hearers, are you saved? Are you on the way to heaven? I ask you now, I entreat you now, before God, have you come to Christ?—will you come to Christ? Look unto him, and be saved. I beseech you let nothing keep you from him. Look at his blood, and believe in his atonement, and thus go down to your houses justified, having peace with God, through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Richard Weaver — Richard Weaver, To You Is the Word of Salvation Sent: Seven Addresses to the Working Men and Women of England (Prescott, C.W.: Evangelizer Office, c. 1860), "The Danger of the Unconverted," p. 75

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