This sermon emphasizes the unbreakable covenant between God and His Son, Jesus Christ, where God promises to hold, protect, and deliver Jesus through perfect obedience. This covenant extends to all believers who are in Christ, assuring them of God's faithfulness and loving-kindness even in times of failure and sin. The message highlights the importance of understanding righteousness by faith and the assurance that God will never abandon His children, always extending mercy and grace.

Theodore Epp emphasizes the eternal nature of Christ in his sermon 'Christ Eternal!', explaining that Christ is the 'firstborn of every creature' not in the sense of being born first, but in terms of His sovereignty and priority over all creation. He highlights that Christ existed before anything was created, as affirmed in Colossians 1:16, and that all things were made through Him, underscoring His role as the Creator. Epp connects this truth with John 1:1-3, reinforcing that Christ is uncreated and eternal, and he cites Psalms 89:27 to illustrate Christ's supreme rank. Ultimately, he concludes with the assurance that Jesus Christ remains the same throughout all time, as stated in Hebrews 13:8.

Sir Robert Anderson delves into the distinction between the Hebrew and Chaldee portions of the writings of Daniel, emphasizing the importance of understanding the visions granted to the prophet in his later years. The book of Daniel is divided into historical chapters and chapters containing prophetic visions, with a focus on the four great visions. The visions reveal the sovereignty of Judah passing to Gentile hands until the establishment of a kingdom that shall never be destroyed, symbolized by a stone cut out without hands. The prophecy foretells the rise and fall of empires, leading to the establishment of an everlasting kingdom.