LXIV. Unity of the kingdom of God.
LXV. Peace Principles.
LXVI. The Primary Reform: showing that salvation from sin is the foundation needed by all other reforms.
LXVII. Leadings of the Spirit: showing that true inspiration does not make a man a fanatic or a puppet.
LXVIII. The Doctrine of Disunity: aimed against a theory that prevailed among Perfectionists, similar to Warren's Individual Sovereignty.
LXIX. Fiery Darts Quenched: showing that the failings and apostasies of Perfectionists are no argument against the doctrine of salvation from sin.
LXX. The Love of Life: showing that the anxiety about the body that is encouraged by doctors and hygienists, is the central lust of the flesh.
LXXI. Abolition of Death: to come in this world, as the last result of Christ's victory over sin and the Devil.
LXXII. Condensation of Life: showing that the unity for which Christ prayed in John 17: 21-23, is to be the element of the good time coming, reconstructing all things and abolishing Death.
LXXIII. Principalities and Powers: referring all our experience to the invisible hosts that are contending over us.