C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the eternal nature of Christ's love and sacrifice for His people, asserting that Jesus had goings forth as their representative long before creation. He highlights the profound commitment of Christ, who willingly suffered and died for humanity, demonstrating that His affection for us predates our existence. Spurgeon encourages believers to reflect on the assurance that if Christ has loved us from everlasting, He will not abandon us now. The sermon reassures the faithful of their secure position as cherished jewels in Christ's hands, emphasizing the unchanging nature of His love. Ultimately, Spurgeon celebrates the joy of knowing that we are eternally loved and secured in Christ's inheritance.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the profound significance of ancient spiritual truths, particularly the sovereign choice of the Father in electing believers to eternal life before the foundation of the world. He reflects on the everlasting love that accompanies this divine choice and the eternal purpose of redemption that runs parallel to God's immutable love and sovereignty. Spurgeon urges believers to contemplate these ancient truths, which form the foundation of their faith and safety, and laments that many neglect these precious doctrines. He calls for admiration and adoration of God's distinguishing grace, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the covenant established between Christ and His elect. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the grace that saves sinners, inviting worship and reflection on God's eternal love.