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The article presents a sermon on the problem of meaning in the New Testament, of intelligibility. It cites a section in the Book of Acts which has two tales running in parallel, that of Paul and that of Peter. It compares the Acts with the Book of Revelation, saying that where Acts seems clear enough to one who will work at it a little, Revelation seems opaque. It provides an interpretation of the Gospel of John, stressing the need to share John's experience that no matter where he looks, he sees something significant and beyond proper description.

The article presents a sermon for the 15th of April about the way Bible should be handled. The author expresses his disagreement to the suggestion that the Bible, being divinely inspired and a sacred text, should somehow be taken at face value. It cites several verses in the Gospel of Luke in which Luke speaks about the signs and wonders done by the apostles. It also provides an interpretation of the reading from John 20:30-31 and states that the message is not from Apostle John at all, but from Jesus Christ.