John Nelson Darby emphasizes the concept of true Nazariteship, illustrating that greatness in the Christian life is found in servanthood and humility, contrasting it with worldly values. He explains that the cross represents grace and that true separation from sin is essential for Christians, who are called to live a life distinct from the world. Darby highlights that while Jesus was a friend to sinners on earth, He now occupies a position of holiness at God's right hand, and Christians are to reflect this separation. The Lord's Supper serves as a reminder of Christ's love and the new life believers receive, which is characterized by a divine nature that is separate from worldly influences. Ultimately, Darby calls Christians to embrace their identity as Nazarites, living in joy and hope while remaining distinct from the world that rejected Christ.