路加十九章一至十节说到撒该得救的故事。撒该的‘看’和患血漏之女人的‘摸’（可五25-30）是一样的。许多人拥挤主，并不叫主有感觉；那个血漏的女人一摸，主立时就有感觉。撒该的看也是这样。撒该要看主，就让主注意他了。主不拯救无所谓的人，乃拯救渴望要的人；主不救只会挤的人，只救来摸祂的人；主不救看热闹的人，只救有意来看的人。撒该的得救，是因他有意思要看见主。就是因着这细微的心意，主就拯救他了。人的心意一出来，是顶让主注意的。
路加二十三章三十九至四十三节里，原来与主同钉的两个强盗，本来都讥笑祂。但到临死的时候，其中有一个突然心里一转，就向主说，‘你得国降临的时候，求你记念我。’他的心出来向主碰一碰，他的人也跟着出来了。所以这个强盗祷告的话虽错，但是主知道他的心意，祂总不会错。主立刻回答他说，‘今日你要同我在乐园里了。’他只是心一出来，主就救他了。他得救并不在于他知道多少道理。
约翰四章一至十节里，主向撒玛利亚的妇人传福音。主没有详细向她说到福音的真理，主没有说祂要怎样替她死。主只告诉她说，‘你若知道神的恩赐，和对你说给我水喝的是谁，你必早求祂，祂也必早给了你活水。’主耶稣的话给我们看见，神是乐意赐给救恩的，只要罪人心里说，‘这就是我所需要的救主！’他立刻就能得救。我们要像主耶稣的榜样，能用最少的道来救最多的人，那才是上算的事。
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The Only Requirement for a Sinner to Receive Salvation – A Heart Reach out to Touch the Lord (2) — John 4:10
Luke 19:1–10 tells the story of Zacchaeus’ salvation. Zacchaeus’ “looking” is like the bleeding woman’s “touching” in Mark 5:25–30. Many people crowded around the Lord, yet their presence did not cause Him to feel anything. But the moment that bleeding woman touched Him, He immediately felt it. Zacchaeus’ act of looking was just like that. When Zacchaeus wanted to see the Lord, it caught the Lord’s attention. The Lord does not save those who are indifferent; He saves those who are hungry. He does not save those who simply crowd around Him, but those who reach out to touch Him. He does not save those who are merely watching a spectacle, but those who truly want to see Him. Zacchaeus was saved because he genuinely wanted to see the Lord. It was this subtle desire that led the Lord to save him. When the heart of a person reaches out, it greatly draws the Lord’s attention.
In Luke 23:39–43, we read about the two criminals crucified alongside the Lord. At first, both of them mocked Him. But when death approached, one of them suddenly had a mind change and said to the Lord, “Remember me when You come into Your kingdom.” As soon as his heart reached out to the Lord, his whole being followed. Though his prayer was technically incorrect, the Lord knew his intention, the Lord never gets it wrong. He immediately replied, “Today you will be with Me in Paradise.” His salvation did not depend on how much doctrine he knew; he was saved the moment his heart reached out.
In John 4:1–10, the Lord preached the gospel to the Samaritan woman. He did not explain the gospel in detail, nor did He speak of how He would die for her. He simply told her, “If you knew the gift of God and who it is who says to you, ‘Give Me a drink,’ you would have asked Him, and He would have given you living water.” These words show us that God is ready and willing to give salvation. As long as a sinner says in their heart, “This is the Savior I need,” they can be saved instantly. We must follow the example of the Lord Jesus – to use the fewest words to save the greatest number of men. That is truly the most worthwhile thing.