Samuel Davies preaches about the nature and universality of spiritual death, emphasizing the dreadful state of the soul separated from God, dead in transgressions and sins. He vividly describes the ghastly countenance, convulsive agonies, and insensibility of physical death, paralleling it with the spiritual death that separates the soul from God's presence and leads to everlasting misery. Davies highlights the need for God's mercy and grace to make sinners alive with Christ, underscoring the inability of individuals to quicken themselves due to their deadness in sin. He urges both the spiritually alive and dead to reflect on their condition, calling for repentance, gratitude, and a recognition of salvation by grace alone.

George Fox emphasizes the universal nature of God's love and the importance of righteousness, stating that God gives life to all and is no respecter of persons. He highlights that all nations are created from one blood and that God's eyes are upon all creation, urging believers to love all people as Christ did. Fox reminds us that the gospel is for everyone, offering liberty and freedom, and that Christ is the light and salvation for all. He encourages believers to embody the mind of Christ and to show mercy as God does.