In this sermon, the preacher discusses the joy and happiness that comes from the presence of the Holy Spirit. He references a hymn by Bishop Gambold that expresses the deep love and connection between Jesus and his followers. The preacher also mentions Jesus' promise that some of his disciples would see him coming in his kingdom before they taste death. He emphasizes the importance of preaching about Christ and his sacrifice to bring blessings to the heathen. The sermon includes stories about a countess who found true joy in the Savior and a preacher who found solace in repeating verses from Bishop Gambold's hymn.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the book of Job and its themes of the sufferings of the godly and the goodness of God. The sermon is divided into four sections, with this session covering chapters 1 and 2. The preacher highlights Job's response to his immense suffering, showing that instead of stoicism or complaining, Job falls before God and worships. Despite the successive blows and the seemingly inexplicable disasters, Job remains faithful and acknowledges God's sovereignty.