This sermon delves into the concept of resurrection and judgment, drawing parallels between the order in the sea where countless souls have perished and the order in the grave where the dead will rise to face Christ's judgment. The speaker reflects on the vast number of individuals throughout history who will stand before the judgment seat of Christ, emphasizing the profound spectacle this event will be.

Order in the sea and order in the grave. I crossed the Atlantic, I guess, about 18 times on the Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, United States, and after dinner at night, when people went to smoke and drink and dance and everything else, I walked up and down the deck and almost every time I crossed it, I looked overboard and I said, hey, you down there, you're going to get up one day. You buccaneers who died in the Spanish Main, stealing treasures and the folk that sank in Lusitania and the people that sank in the Titanic and the people that sank in all the great ships during the war, are the voice of the Son of God, they're going to rise. Millions of them, billions of them, trillions of them, and they're all going to stand at the judgment seat of Christ. That's going to be a spectacle. Oh, where is it going to take place? I don't know. You see, this book of the Revelation is not only at the end of the Bible, but it deals with the end of time, and then it deals with things that happen at the end of the time. And it's the only book in the world which is authentic. And everyone that is dead is going to hear the voice of the Son of God.