George Fox preaches about the importance of staying true to the teachings of Christ and not getting caught up in divisions among believers, emphasizing the need to focus on the power of God's gospel for salvation and to keep faith in Christ alone. He warns against the deceptive spirit that led Adam and Eve astray, causing them to fall from God's grace, and highlights the ongoing spiritual battle to keep believers from falling into the same traps of disobedience and rebellion. Fox urges listeners to follow Christ's teachings, resist the adversary's attempts to lead them astray, and stay united in the spirit of Christ's peace, striving to be renewed into the image of God that man was created in before the fall.

Charles Finney addresses the challenges faced by pastors when evangelists experience success, warning that Satan often seeks to undermine the pastor's confidence and create discord within the church. He emphasizes the need for pastors and evangelists to remain united against these temptations, which can lead to jealousy and division among church members. Finney calls for a collective effort among evangelists and pastors to support one another and strategize for the advancement of revivals. He highlights the importance of recognizing and guarding against the subtle influences of Satan that can disrupt the work of God. Ultimately, he encourages a collaborative spirit to foster a thriving revival atmosphere.

Clement of Rome addresses the Corinthians, reminding them of the early days of the Gospel when Paul wrote to them about unity and the dangers of forming factions. He rebukes them for allowing division and sedition to arise within the church, causing even those outside the faith to blaspheme the name of the Lord. Clement urges the Corinthians to repent of their actions and restore their renowned brotherly love to avoid bringing further disgrace to their Christian profession.

Anton Bosch addresses the issue of Christians identifying themselves with specific denominations or labels, emphasizing that a Christian should simply be a follower of Jesus Christ without the need for additional descriptors. He points out that dividing the universal church into sects based on denominational affiliations is not in line with the teachings of the Bible, which recognizes only those who follow Christ. Bosch challenges the practice of labeling preachers based on their beliefs or emphases, highlighting the importance of preaching Christ alone and avoiding the over-emphasis or de-emphasis of any truth over others.