In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being hurt by someone's negative comment about the church attendance. He contrasts the reactions of two individuals, one who criticizes and one who encourages. The speaker emphasizes that the only good thing about anyone is Jesus and that through the wounds of Jesus, his grace and beauty are made available to us. The sermon also highlights the purpose of the Church as a precious jewel that is gathered and presented to God, symbolizing the triumph of purity over impurity. The merchant seeking pearls represents Jesus, who seeks and purchases the Church at any cost to present it to the King.

Jane Lead preaches about the journey of seeking divine wisdom and revelations, symbolized by passing through three gates of difficulty and progression, leading to a place of infinite blessings and wonders. She emphasizes the importance of embodying virtues like humility, meekness, and purity to attract spiritual growth and transformation. The sermon delves into the mystical journey of becoming a 'magician' in theosophical wisdom, where the inner and outer worlds align to manifest divine miracles and treasures. Jane Lead highlights the significance of transmutation, purification, and spiritual alchemy in the process of attaining divine knowledge and enlightenment.