George Warnock addresses the Jerusalem Council's pivotal decision regarding the inclusion of Gentiles into the faith, emphasizing that salvation is available to all, regardless of their background. He highlights that early Judaism recognized the validity of Gentiles who embraced the covenant, citing examples like Rahab and Ruth, who became integral to Israel's lineage. The sermon underscores that the apostles, particularly Peter and James, affirmed that faith in Christ, rather than adherence to Jewish law, is the basis for acceptance into the community of believers. Warnock calls for modern Christians to align with the early Church's understanding of God's inclusive plan, moving beyond racial and legalistic barriers. He concludes by urging believers to embrace the spiritual restoration symbolized by the Tabernacle of David, which welcomes all who seek the Lord.