F.B. Meyer explores the profound question of whether we can truly understand God through our intellect, concluding that it is impossible for humans to fully grasp His glory and mystery. He emphasizes that while we cannot find God through searching, we can know Him through love, as true understanding comes from a heart that loves and trusts Him. Meyer encourages believers to seek a deep relationship with Christ, who reveals the nature of God, and to embrace the simplicity of faith akin to that of a child. Ultimately, he asserts that God desires to be known not through our intellect but through our love and obedience.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of love and faith in fostering unity among believers, urging them to bring their actions into the light for purification and condemnation of deeds contrary to it. He encourages the congregation to grow in peace and righteousness, guided by God's grace towards the eternal Kingdom of God. Fox highlights the necessity of repentance and attentiveness to the light that leads to everlasting love, joy, and peace.