John Wesley emphasizes the profound wisdom and knowledge of God, illustrating how His divine counsel governs creation, sustains the universe, and orchestrates the salvation of humanity. He explains that God's wisdom is evident in the establishment and preservation of the Church, despite opposition and corruption throughout history. Wesley warns against the dangers of worldly temptations, particularly the deceitfulness of riches, which can lead believers away from their faith. He encourages preachers and congregants alike to remain vigilant and devoted to God, reminding them that God's grace is sufficient to restore those who have strayed. Ultimately, Wesley concludes that God's ways are unsearchable, yet He continually raises up faithful servants to carry on His work.