The speaker urges the congregation to continuously examine themselves because they are enduring a period of intense spiritual testing, symbolized by the 'fire.' He warns that if the divine glory and the 'wall of fire' within the church disappear, the church will become spiritually dead and vulnerable to the enemy. The presence of this divine glory is necessary to repel the devil and keep the true church intact.
The speaker urges the congregation to continuously examine themselves because they are enduring a period of intense spiritual testing, symbolized by the 'fire.' He warns that if the divine glory and the 'wall of fire' within the church disappear, the church will become spiritually dead and vulnerable to the enemy. The presence of this divine glory is necessary to repel the devil and keep the true church intact.