John Cotton Brooks
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The manner in which he connected the- ology with life prompted a Congregational clergyman to remark that Mr. Brooks "was a little strenuous in his theology. " It was, however, his profound sense of duty and responsibility to God and Christ that often gave to his sermons this doctrinal aspect. He aimed, not to entertain or make his preaching popular, but to in- struct in God's word, to arouse the con- science, and to make real God and Christ to men.
Mr. Brooks was called upon at one time to read... before the literary club of which he was a member, an essay on the subject of the Church and the Sacraments. He en- deavored to present the "simplest com- plete idea of the Church. '* He quoted one THE PREACHER 131 verse which seemed to convey concisely the whole story of how the Church came into being, "Because I live, ye shall live also. " He said, "The Church was, and is, and ever shall be a natural conse- quence of Christ's Incarnation, it was something grown out of his previous ex- istence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The manner in which he connected the- ology with life prompted a Congregational clergyman to remark that Mr. Brooks "was a little strenuous in his theology. " It was, however, his profound sense of duty and responsibility to God and Christ that often gave to his sermons this doctrinal aspect. He aimed, not to entertain or make his preaching popular, but to in- struct in God's word, to arouse the con- science, and to make real God and Christ to men.
Mr. Brooks was called upon at one time to read... before the literary club of which he was a member, an essay on the subject of the Church and the Sacraments. He en- deavored to present the "simplest com- plete idea of the Church. '* He quoted one THE PREACHER 131 verse which seemed to convey concisely the whole story of how the Church came into being, "Because I live, ye shall live also. " He said, "The Church was, and is, and ever shall be a natural conse- quence of Christ's Incarnation, it was something grown out of his previous ex- istence.
What to read after John Cotton Brooks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clement Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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