G. Campbell Morgan reflects on the events of Jesus' trial, emphasizing the illegal assembly of the Sanhedrin and the intense emotions surrounding the betrayal. He contrasts the dignified silence of Jesus, who affirms His identity as the Messiah, with the chaotic and false testimonies of the witnesses. The sermon highlights Peter's denial of Jesus, showcasing the internal conflict between his love for Christ and his fear of association. Ultimately, Morgan illustrates the triumph of truth over falsehood, revealing the deep love and grace of Jesus, even in the face of betrayal, as seen in Peter's tears of repentance.