In this sermon transcript, T. Austin Sparks discusses the concept of false life and false fire. He emphasizes the difference between spiritual eternal life and soul life, stating that false fire is a masterstroke of Satan. Sparks references the story of Aaron's sons offering false fire on God's altar and the consequences they faced. He also mentions Moses' loss of self-control and the judgment he received for not sanctifying God's name. Sparks warns against worship that is not in accordance with God's instructions, as it diminishes the sense of God as holy and authentic.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of priests being the only ones allowed to pray. He warns against the idea that anyone can lead a sinful life and then turn to God in times of trouble. The preacher explains that the only prayer a sinner can pray is for God's mercy, and God will hear and answer that prayer. He also discusses the significance of the altar of incense, where priests would offer prayers, and how the aroma of the incense would cling to their garments, symbolizing the power of prayer. The preacher concludes by highlighting the role of Jesus as our high priest who intercedes for us and the importance of praying in his name.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a chaotic scene where people are reclining and not paying attention, surrounded by litter and disorder. The speaker questions what ministry should be performed in such a moment and criticizes the so-called solutions offered by society. The speaker then addresses the audience, accusing them of having murderous and violent hearts, and suggests that a revolution should start within themselves. The sermon also mentions the sacrifice of animals and the blood of the Lord on one's ear, and recounts a personal experience of being unable to perform ministry due to a university strike.