C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the urgency of seeking salvation, drawing parallels between the plight of lepers in the Bible and the spiritual condition of the unsaved. He urges listeners to abandon despair and take a step towards Jesus, highlighting that remaining stagnant leads to certain ruin. Spurgeon reassures that those who seek the Lord will find Him, and encourages believers to share their newfound faith with others. He stresses the importance of acting on hope and the instinct of self-preservation in the face of spiritual death. Ultimately, he calls for immediate action to embrace God's mercy before it's too late.

R.A. Torrey delivers a powerful sermon emphasizing the critical question, 'How shall we escape if we neglect so great salvation?' He urges those who have not accepted Christ to recognize the folly and guilt of neglecting the salvation offered through Jesus, highlighting its greatness, cost, and the dire consequences of indifference. Torrey illustrates that neglecting this salvation is not just foolish but a grave sin, as it is the only means of escape from eternal separation from God. He calls for immediate action, stressing that simply neglecting this gift leads to spiritual death, and encourages listeners to grasp the salvation available in Christ before it's too late.