In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Samson from the Bible and highlights the power of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that Samson, despite his great strength, was overcome by temptation because he did not rely on the power of the Spirit. The preacher encourages the audience, especially the young people, to understand that the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus can enable them to be more than conquerors in any circumstance. He urges them not to slumber on the lap of temptation but to awaken to the power of the Spirit. The sermon concludes with a reference to Matthew 5:25, where Jesus advises to quickly agree with an adversary, emphasizing the importance of being alert and responsive to spiritual challenges.

Horatius Bonar explores the profound question 'How long?' as expressed in Revelation 6:10, emphasizing its significance in human experience and divine communication. He categorizes the cry into three main dialogues: from man to man, from man to God, and from God to man, illustrating the deep yearning for justice and understanding in a world filled with suffering and evil. Bonar highlights the themes of complaint, submission, inquiry, and expectation in the human cry, while also reflecting on God's long-suffering, admonition, and earnestness in His call to humanity. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a reminder of the hope and faith that believers hold onto as they await God's ultimate justice and redemption.