A.W. Tozer emphasizes the significance of thoughts in the manifestation of anger, asserting that all sins, including anger, begin in the heart and mind. He explains that quick-tempered individuals often brood over wrongs, conditioning themselves for outbursts, while a heart filled with moral contemplation and understanding of God's mercy is less likely to react with anger. Tozer encourages deep meditation on sin, mercy, and Christ's sacrifice to cultivate a heart that responds with grace rather than rage. Ultimately, he highlights the importance of managing our thoughts to tame our anger and respond appropriately to injustices.

Andrew Bonar emphasizes the immense value of a single thought when it is acted upon, illustrating this with the creation of a model of the Tabernacle that he built over many years. He recounts how this model not only served as a teaching tool but also brought spiritual awakening and blessings to many souls who encountered it. Bonar shares various testimonies of individuals who were impacted by the model, highlighting how a simple thought, when pursued with dedication, can lead to profound spiritual insights and transformations. He concludes that the discipline of mastering such a project not only enhances one's teaching ability but also brings glory to God when done with the right intentions.