In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging that he is not trying to teach older individuals, but rather provide guidance for those who are new to studying the Word of God. The sermon focuses on a passage from chapter 4, where Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, boldly speaks the truth to his enemies. The speaker then shares a personal anecdote about encountering a blind man named Diamond the Jew. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of understanding how the Bible is based on various prophecies and references Psalm 118. Additionally, the speaker addresses the misconception that certain promises in the Bible were only made to specific individuals, using the example of the promise of the heathen as an inheritance. The sermon concludes with a reflection on how Satan presented all the kingdoms of the world to Jesus during the temptation.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the profound significance of Jesus' first saying on the cross, 'Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.' He reflects on the depth of human sin and ignorance, illustrating how Christ's prayer for forgiveness exemplifies His love and mercy even in the face of betrayal and suffering. Pink encourages believers to follow Christ's example by praying for their enemies and recognizing that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. He also highlights the importance of understanding the nature of forgiveness, both divine and human, and the necessity of repentance for true reconciliation. Ultimately, Pink calls for a recognition of our own need for forgiveness and the completeness of Christ's atonement for all sins.