Octavius Winslow emphasizes the importance of patient endurance in the face of wrongs and injustices, urging believers not to seek revenge but to trust in God's justice. He acknowledges that offenses will come from both the wicked and fellow believers, and highlights that even Jesus faced unjust treatment. Winslow encourages Christians to take their grievances to God first, relying on Christ as their Advocate, rather than resorting to personal vengeance. He reassures believers that God will ultimately vindicate them and compensate for their wrongs, providing peace amidst trials. The sermon calls for a spirit of forgiveness and trust in God's timing and justice.

William MacDonald emphasizes the unwavering righteousness of God, reminding us that despite life's mysteries and injustices, we can trust that the Judge of all the earth will ultimately do what is right. He addresses concerns about the fate of children who die young, the complexities of election and predestination, and the apparent prosperity of the wicked, assuring us that God's decisions are rooted in absolute righteousness. MacDonald encourages believers to maintain faith and patience, as the final outcome will reveal God's perfect justice and wisdom.