G. Campbell Morgan explores the emotional dynamics present in the events surrounding Jesus' final days, particularly during the two suppers in the house of Simon the leper. He contrasts the conflicting emotions of Jesus' foes, like the chief priests and Judas, driven by hatred and treachery, with the pure devotion of Mary, who anoints Jesus with precious ointment. The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding and expressing emotions, as seen in the disciples' anger and sorrow, and Jesus' appreciation for love and His preparation for communion. Morgan highlights that true emotional engagement with Christ leads to deeper fellowship and understanding, urging believers to embrace their emotions in worship. Ultimately, he calls for a heartfelt response to Jesus, who is present in the lives of those in distress.