Salvation—Most Wonderful

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When Gypsy Smith was holding a testimony meeting at one time, a man got up and said: “I have spent twenty years in prison for murder, but God has saved me.” Another said: “I have been a drunkard for twenty years, and God has saved me.” Another said: “I have been a coiner of counterfeit money, and the Lord has saved me.” Then Gypsy Smith got up and said: “Men, listen. God has done wonders for you, but don’t forget he did more for this gypsy boy than for all of you put together. He saved me before I got there.”

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