Mr. R.--God has provided this salvation for lost sinners--those who are thoroughly bad and corrupt. It is for such that God has shown His salvation, His love, His grace. Mr. M.--What would you say to any one who thinks he has no power to believe? Mr. R.--He _has_ the power to believe. Probably he is trying to believe something about himself; to feel something about himself instead of giving credit to God--He is not asked to realize this or that about himself, but to believe the faithful God. Mr. M.--Some say they have no power to overcome a besetting sin? Mr. R.--Jesus came proclaiming liberty to the captives. As we read in the beautiful words of the Church of England Prayer-book: "Though we be tied and bound by the chains of our sin, let the pitifulness of Thy mercy save us." Jesus Christ takes the prisoners of sin and breaks off their chains. Mr. M.--There is something said about confessing Christ. Would you advise any one who wants to become a Christian to start right here by confessing Christ with the mouth? Mr. R.--God is already on your side, whoever you are. Christ is Immanuel--God with us and for us. He is already on your side, whether you believe it or not. Now it is for you to decide whether He shall be your Saviour. He says that if you own Him as Lord--who is now the one rejected by the world--He is responsible to be your Saviour from that moment.