Thomas Brooks emphasizes that God is the ultimate and incomparable portion for believers, far surpassing all earthly treasures such as gold and silver, which he describes as mere 'guts and garbage of the earth.' He illustrates that no amount of wealth or worldly possessions can compare to the value of a relationship with God. Brooks encourages the congregation to recognize the futility of desiring material riches when they pale in comparison to the spiritual wealth found in God. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper appreciation of the divine inheritance that belongs to the saints.