In this sermon, the preacher begins by describing a vision where a tablecloth comes down from the sky containing various animals and a voice instructs Peter to kill and eat them. The preacher then transitions to the Gospel of St. John, emphasizing the concept of the Word. He explains that the Greek word for Word is Logos, which has divine properties and cannot change. The preacher also highlights the Hebrew understanding of the Word, stating that sin has tainted it. Finally, the preacher references passages from Ezekiel and Revelation to illustrate the idea of eating the Word, emphasizing the importance of internalizing and speaking the Word of God.

Robert Hawker preaches on the profound humility and obedience of Jesus, who willingly endured the agonizing death of the cross as the ultimate sacrifice for sin, revealing the depth of God's holiness and wrath against sin. He urges believers to stand at the foot of the cross, beholding the Lamb of God and experiencing a spiritual crucifixion with Christ, allowing His life to live in them. Hawker reflects on the violent, cursed, and painful death of Jesus, emphasizing the necessity of His sacrificial death to satisfy divine justice and bring redemption to humanity.