Primeval darkness heard the Almighty command, "Let there be light," and immediately there was light. The Word of the Lord Jesus is equal in majesty to that ancient word of power. Redemption, like creation, has its word of might. Jesus speaks, and it is done. Leprosy yielded to no human remedies, but it fled at once at the Lord's "I will." The disease exhibited no hopeful signs or tokens of recovery. The sinner is in a plight more miserable than the leper. Let him go to Jesus, beseeching Him and kneelking down to Him. Let him exercise what little faith he has, even if it can go no farther than, "Lord, if You will, You can make me clean." There need be no doubt as to the result. Jesus heals all who come and casts out none. In reading this morning's Scripture, notice that Jesus touched the leper. This unclean person had broken through the regulations of the ceremonial law and pressed into the house, but Jesus broke through the law Himself in order to meet him. Jesus Christ was made sin for us, although in Himself He knew no sin, that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him. If only poor sinners would go to Jesus, believing in the power of His blessed substitutionary work, they would soon learn the power of His gracious touch. That hand which multiplied the loaves, which saved sinking Peter, which upholds afflicted saints, which crowns believers--that same hand will touch every seeking sinner and in a moment make him clean. The love of Jesus is the source of salvation.