When the great nineteenth-century preacher Dwight L. Moody was in London during one of his famous evangelistic tours, several British clergymen visited him wanting to know his secret.  How-and more specifically, why was this poorly educated American so effective in winning throngs of people to Christ?  Moody took the men to the window of his hotel room and asked each in turn to tell him what they saw.  One by one, the men described the people in the part below.  Then Moody looked out the window, and tears began coursing down his cheeks.  "What do you see, Mr. Moody?' one of the men asked.

Moody replied: "I see countless thousands of souls that will one day spend eternity in hell if they do not find the Savior."