In this sermon, the preacher begins by highlighting various biblical events where God gave instructions or commands. He mentions how God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses and how three thousand people were killed when they worshipped a golden calf. He also mentions how God gave the Holy Spirit to three thousand people and how Moses took off his shoes when God spoke to him from a burning bush. The preacher then transitions to discussing the importance of love and behaving properly in the church. He emphasizes the need to contend for the truth, combat error, and correct misunderstandings. The sermon concludes with a focus on the charge given to Timothy and the career of Paul in extolling divine law. The preacher references the importance of having multiple witnesses to establish truth and mentions the affirmation of Jesus as the beloved Son of God by the Father.

John Gill discusses the creation of angels, emphasizing their significance as the chief of God's works in the heavens. He notes that while the creation of angels is not explicitly mentioned in Genesis, it is implied within the creation narrative, as they are part of the heavenly host created by God. Gill elaborates on the nature, qualities, and roles of angels, highlighting their holiness, wisdom, and power, as well as their ministerial functions towards God, Christ, and humanity. He concludes that angels, being created beings, should not be worshipped but valued for their divine roles and assistance in the lives of believers.

The preacher delves into the concept of being perplexed, highlighting the feeling of being without a way or path, uncertain, and at a loss, as seen in various biblical examples like Herod's moral struggle, the disciples' confusion, and Festus' inability to understand. The sermon emphasizes how even prominent figures like Apostle Paul faced perplexities, yet remained hopeful and steadfast in their faith, never giving in to despair. Through biblical insights and illustrations, the preacher encourages the audience to emulate Paul's attitude of never despairing, even in the midst of perplexing situations.