Faith and Belief in Christ

Salvation is presented as coming through believing in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and personal Saviour, not through works or religious rituals.

The chapter encourages readers to approach Christ with simple faith, like the little girl who went to Abraham Lincoln, believing that He will hear and answer their prayers for salvation.

Salvation comes through believing in Christ, as illustrated by the serpent in the wilderness.

Faith is defined as knowledge, assent, and appropriation, and is essential for receiving eternal life.

Moody emphasizes that salvation comes through faith in Christ, and he uses examples of sudden conversions to illustrate that belief is an immediate act.