Homiletics And Pastoral Theology With An Appendix
Homiletics And Pastoral Theology With An Appendix
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The preacher, unless he has been exceedingly unfaithful to himself and his calling, may presume upon the good-will and the respect of his auditory, and need not waste time or words, in endeavoring to secure a favorable attention to him- self, as a man. It is, however, sometimes necessary that the preacher, in his introduction, should con- ciliate his audience in respect to his subject. If his theme is a very solemn and awful one, if the proof and discussion of it lead to those very close and pu...ngent trains of thought, which are apt to offend fallen human nature, it is well for the ser- mon izer, to prepare the mind of his auditor for this kvay^ala apa fiupia TrpoOeoig Kal Aeistoteies: De Artr Rhetoricay nlcri^- idia fiev ovv ravra, ra (^s -KAlta- III. Xiii. Ra irpooifuov npodecng rrlang ^xiAoyof.
PLAN OF A SERMON. 181 plain dealing with Lis heart and conscience. The introduction, in this case, affords an opportunity to remind the hearer, that preaching is foi the soul's good and the soul's salvation ; that when the subject requires it, the plainest discourse is really the kind- est and most affectionate ; that the truth which is to be established and applied, is a part of God's reve- lation, and that, however severe it may seem, it is the severity of Divine wisdom and love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The preacher, unless he has been exceedingly unfaithful to himself and his calling, may presume upon the good-will and the respect of his auditory, and need not waste time or words, in endeavoring to secure a favorable attention to him- self, as a man. It is, however, sometimes necessary that the preacher, in his introduction, should con- ciliate his audience in respect to his subject. If his theme is a very solemn and awful one, if the proof and discussion of it lead to those very close and pu...ngent trains of thought, which are apt to offend fallen human nature, it is well for the ser- mon izer, to prepare the mind of his auditor for this kvay^ala apa fiupia TrpoOeoig Kal Aeistoteies: De Artr Rhetoricay nlcri^- idia fiev ovv ravra, ra (^s -KAlta- III. Xiii. Ra irpooifuov npodecng rrlang ^xiAoyof.
PLAN OF A SERMON. 181 plain dealing with Lis heart and conscience. The introduction, in this case, affords an opportunity to remind the hearer, that preaching is foi the soul's good and the soul's salvation ; that when the subject requires it, the plainest discourse is really the kind- est and most affectionate ; that the truth which is to be established and applied, is a part of God's reve- lation, and that, however severe it may seem, it is the severity of Divine wisdom and love.
What to read after Homiletics And Pastoral Theology With An Appendix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shedd William Greenough Thayer to read onlineMoreLess
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