T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that God's end is always present in His beginnings, illustrating this principle through the Book of Ezekiel and the song of Moses in Exodus. He explains that while Israel had just begun their journey out of Egypt, God's promise of their future dwelling place was already declared, showing that divine purposes govern earthly events. Sparks highlights the importance of recognizing the spiritual meaning behind historical events and the need for ministers to have a personal and urgent message from God for their time. He encourages believers to be aware of their calling and the necessity of God's hand upon their lives to fulfill His purposes.