Edward Dennet preaches about how the sweet incense placed on the fire before the Lord on the day of atonement symbolizes the graces of Christ being brought out through the holy fire. Christ's exposure to God's judgment on the cross revealed His obedience and perfection, making Him even more precious and fragrant to God. Through His sacrifice, Christ's moral graces and complete devotion were displayed, ascending as a sweet savor to God, ultimately glorifying Him.

Edward Dennet delves into the divine and human glories of Jesus, emphasizing how His name perfectly reflects His dual nature as both God and man. By exploring the meaning of the name Jesus, derived from Joshua or Jehoshua, which signifies 'Jehovah is Salvation,' Dennet highlights the profound significance of Jesus being Jehovah the Saviour who came to save His people from their sins.