The Ministry of the Word
The Ministry of the Word
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What is most of all to be avoided in the ministrations of the pulpit, is leaden uniformity. The sermon should never be stereotyped either in matter or in form. The preacher must vary his methods with judicious frequency ; and while he has always the virtue of arrangement, he may sometimes allow it to exercise its force so irresistibly, that it will not need to be fore-heralded by announcement ; and sometimes he may give out his heads without any danger of be- * Blaikie's '' For the Work of the ...Ministry, " p. 184. T Jay's " Autobiography, " p. 138.
QUALITIES OF EFFECTIVE FEEACTIIXG. 125 ing dull. It is not the announcing of the heads that makes a discourse heavy, but rather the fact that after they are announced, they are found to have no brains !
No man can be a sculptor without a competent knowledge of anatomy ; but there is a marvelous differ- ence between a skeleton and a statue. No preacher can succeed who has not in his discourse some princi- ple of arrangement, but a syllogism is not a sermon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is most of all to be avoided in the ministrations of the pulpit, is leaden uniformity. The sermon should never be stereotyped either in matter or in form. The preacher must vary his methods with judicious frequency ; and while he has always the virtue of arrangement, he may sometimes allow it to exercise its force so irresistibly, that it will not need to be fore-heralded by announcement ; and sometimes he may give out his heads without any danger of be- * Blaikie's '' For the Work of the ...Ministry, " p. 184. T Jay's " Autobiography, " p. 138.
QUALITIES OF EFFECTIVE FEEACTIIXG. 125 ing dull. It is not the announcing of the heads that makes a discourse heavy, but rather the fact that after they are announced, they are found to have no brains !
No man can be a sculptor without a competent knowledge of anatomy ; but there is a marvelous differ- ence between a skeleton and a statue. No preacher can succeed who has not in his discourse some princi- ple of arrangement, but a syllogism is not a sermon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William M William Mackergo Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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