A Treatise On Homiletics Designed to Illustrate the True Theory And Practice O
A Treatise On Homiletics Designed to Illustrate the True Theory And Practice O
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Adams, in Biblical Kepository, 1842.
ELEMENTS OF POWER. 400 CHAPTEK XX.
CONDITIONS AND ELEMENTS OF POWER IN THE PULPIT.
From the views presented in the last chapter, it is evident that eloquence alone is not a guaranty of success in preacliing, although it is a powerful auxil- iary, and one which is to be earnestly coveted and diligently soiight.
It is now proposed to consider a subject of still greater importance by asking, What are the elements and conditions of power in the pulpit? There is ...a great difference between the form and the power of preaching. The former is easy and, to a certain ex- tent, desirable. The latter is more difficult, but of indispensable importance. Many content themselves with the form. Few covet the power with sufficient anxiety.
Granting that there will ever be a diversity of tal- ents and of administrations in the sacred office, there are certain combinations of equal importance to all. The present theme is one of vast magnitude, but its fundamental principles have been so fully elaborated in the foregoing chapters that it only seems neces- sary in this to present a comprehensive summary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adams, in Biblical Kepository, 1842.
ELEMENTS OF POWER. 400 CHAPTEK XX.
CONDITIONS AND ELEMENTS OF POWER IN THE PULPIT.
From the views presented in the last chapter, it is evident that eloquence alone is not a guaranty of success in preacliing, although it is a powerful auxil- iary, and one which is to be earnestly coveted and diligently soiight.
It is now proposed to consider a subject of still greater importance by asking, What are the elements and conditions of power in the pulpit? There is ...a great difference between the form and the power of preaching. The former is easy and, to a certain ex- tent, desirable. The latter is more difficult, but of indispensable importance. Many content themselves with the form. Few covet the power with sufficient anxiety.
Granting that there will ever be a diversity of tal- ents and of administrations in the sacred office, there are certain combinations of equal importance to all. The present theme is one of vast magnitude, but its fundamental principles have been so fully elaborated in the foregoing chapters that it only seems neces- sary in this to present a comprehensive summary.
What to read after A Treatise On Homiletics Designed to Illustrate the True Theory And Practice O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Parish Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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