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Save Me A book in my library describes a marshal in Napoleon’s army who was completely devoted to the emperor. One day, the marshal was mortally wounded in battle. As he lay dying, he called for Napoleon, who soon came. The officer thought that the emperor could save his life, but Napoleon just shook his head and turned away. The book describes the tragic scene: “As the dying man felt the cold, merciless hand of death drawing him irresistibly behind the curtain of the unseen world he was still heard to shriek out, ‘Save me, Napoleon! Save me!’” In that hour of death, that soldier discovered that even the great Napoleon could not rescue him. Similarly, when a person seeks deliverance from spiritual death, he finds that no human has power to save — no minister of the gospel, no priest on earth, not even those who are great prayer warriors. Only Jesus can save a soul! “Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved” (Acts 4:12).
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