Arno Clemens Gaebelein discusses the significant Jewish national revival towards the end of the Nineteenth Century, focusing on the revival of Jewish Nationalism and the movement towards establishing a homeland in Palestine. He highlights the historical events, key figures like Dr. Theodor Herzl, and the challenges faced in the journey towards a Jewish state. Gaebelein emphasizes the importance of understanding the conditions outlined in the Old Testament Scriptures for the true fulfillment of Israel's Hope, stressing the need for a whole-hearted return to the Lord and the role of the Messiah in bringing about Israel's blessing and glory.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the Book of Zechariah, highlighting the prophet's role in encouraging the Jews to rebuild the temple amidst opposition, with a promise of a bright future. Zechariah's prophecies extend to the rejection of Christ, apocalyptic judgments, and the final conversion of Jews and Gentiles, emphasizing God's power and restoration. The key themes of 'jealous' and 'jealousy' run through the book, pointing to God's zeal for His people and His plan for their redemption.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of being a 'Zion' people, representing God's ideal for His Church, which is not merely a reflection of its current state but a fulfillment of His divine purpose. He explains that Zion symbolizes a community that embodies God's full thought, characterized by His sovereignty, life, provision, and revelation. The preacher highlights that this 'Zion' people serve as a testimony to Israel and the world, demonstrating the absolute lordship of Christ and the abundant life found in Him. Sparks encourages believers to strive for this higher calling, reminding them that true spiritual vitality comes through trials and a deep relationship with the Lord. Ultimately, he calls for a return to the essence of Zion, where God's presence and purpose are fully realized.