Ernest O'Neill explores the existence of a super life behind all creation, pointing to the historical evidence of Jesus of Nazareth who displayed extraordinary abilities and claimed a direct relationship with the Creator. Refuting the possibilities of Jesus being a lunatic, liar, or legend, O'Neill emphasizes the early circulation of accounts about Jesus, suggesting that he truly lived the detailed life described in the Bible and other historical records. Delving into the question of whether Jesus was the Son of God, O'Neill highlights the miraculous deeds performed by Jesus that demonstrate a power over nature and disease expected from the Maker of the world.

Charles Alexander delves into the profound events surrounding Jesus' ministry in Jerusalem during the Feast of Tabernacles and the Feast of Dedication, highlighting the escalating enmity and the clear declaration of His divinity, leading to the ultimate rejection by the Jewish leaders. The shadow of the cross looms as Jesus proclaims His eternal Sonship and unity with the Father, emphasizing the necessity of faith in His works and the eternal security of His sheep. The discourse culminates in a dramatic confrontation where Jesus asserts His deity, prompting the Pharisees to attempt to stone Him, but His divine timing prevents their actions, setting the stage for the impending sacrifice on the Cross.