Extempore Preaching
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But for all ordinar}^ purposes, one good one is enough. Illustrations have been compared to win- ilows that let in the light. We do not want to make the house all windows, lest there be no room for any thing else, solid wall or interior convenience. They naturally come at the close of a paragraph, and, as it were, clinch the nail, which the master of the assemblv is drivino; in. An illustration, com- pacted into a metaphor will thus, at the close, impinge the thought with burning, dazzling forc...e upon the mind. Dr. Bushnell's sermons, although they have few developed illustrations, have innu- merable metaphors, embodying his thought with the vivid imaginativeness of a true poet. It will be 52 EXTEMPORE PREACHING.
found, we tliink, that a favorite way witli tins most delightful preacher, was to condense the whole power of a paragraph into one fiery sentence at the end. Thus in the sermon, " LoAang God is but let- ting God love us, " he says, " Your prayers must fan your desires, waiting as porters at all the gates and windows of your feeling, to hold them open to God's day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for all ordinar}^ purposes, one good one is enough. Illustrations have been compared to win- ilows that let in the light. We do not want to make the house all windows, lest there be no room for any thing else, solid wall or interior convenience. They naturally come at the close of a paragraph, and, as it were, clinch the nail, which the master of the assemblv is drivino; in. An illustration, com- pacted into a metaphor will thus, at the close, impinge the thought with burning, dazzling forc...e upon the mind. Dr. Bushnell's sermons, although they have few developed illustrations, have innu- merable metaphors, embodying his thought with the vivid imaginativeness of a true poet. It will be 52 EXTEMPORE PREACHING.
found, we tliink, that a favorite way witli tins most delightful preacher, was to condense the whole power of a paragraph into one fiery sentence at the end. Thus in the sermon, " LoAang God is but let- ting God love us, " he says, " Your prayers must fan your desires, waiting as porters at all the gates and windows of your feeling, to hold them open to God's day.
What to read after Extempore Preaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilder Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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