In this sermon, the preacher discusses the worship of a monster-like creature in ancient Egypt that aimed to prevent the rising of the sun god Ra and create chaos in the form of storms and darkness. The preacher highlights how Moses and Aaron, through the power of God, were able to perform miracles that the magicians of Egypt could imitate but not replicate. One of these miracles involved Aaron's rod turning into a crocodile, which symbolized the defeat of the Egyptian worship of crocodiles. Despite witnessing these miracles, Pharaoh's heart remained hardened, and the preacher explains how the Egyptians had turned from monotheism to polytheism, believing in a multitude of gods and spirits.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's message for today. He refers to various parts of the Bible, particularly Ezekiel 7 and Matthew 24, to explain the current state of the world. He highlights the presence of false prophets and the falling away from faith, leading to a society filled with lawlessness and hatred. The speaker also mentions the need for individuals to have a genuine desire for truth and justice in order to receive pardon from God.

George Fox preaches to captives in Algiers, urging them to know and do God's will in humility and fear, living lives that preach godliness and righteousness to all, including Turks, Moors, and Jews. He emphasizes the universal enlightenment by Christ's light and grace, calling all to come to the grace of God in their hearts for salvation and to worship Him in spirit and truth. Fox warns against resisting the truth and rebelling against the spirit, highlighting the need to endure in God's grace and truth for salvation.

H.J. Vine preaches about the importance of holding onto the faith once delivered to the saints, using the conversion of Paul as an example of God's grace and the need to fight the good fight of faith till the end. He warns against the love of money leading to apostasy and the departure from the true faith, emphasizing the necessity to contend earnestly for the faith amidst widespread corruption and imitations. Vine highlights that the faith is not a human invention but a divine revelation, urging believers to walk by faith in Jesus Christ, the invisible Head of the faith, and to keep themselves in the love of God while eagerly awaiting His return.

Peter Hammond preaches on the challenges and sacrifices required to follow Jesus, emphasizing the need for self-denial, perseverance, and total surrender to God. He highlights the examples of those who forsook Christ, deserted Paul, and the warnings against disloyalty and betrayal in the Bible. The sermon stresses the importance of deep roots in God's Word, character building through affliction, and the dedication required for Christian service despite hardships and opposition.