T. Austin-Sparks addresses the contrast between world domination and divine dominion, emphasizing that true dominion is vested in Christ, the Son of Man, while the rise of dictators represents a rival ambition for power. He explores the historical and spiritual implications of this struggle, highlighting the antichrist spirit that seeks to assert human glory over God's authority. Sparks calls for a return to spiritual values, urging believers to focus on the measure of Christ rather than human accolades in ministry. He concludes that the Church, as the body of Christ, is destined to manifest His dominion, free from the influences of antichrist. Ultimately, he emphasizes that true power comes from spiritual maturity and alignment with God's purpose.