Lectures On Homiletics
Lectures On Homiletics
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Christian doctrine requires profound thinking and the clear, true form of words which is best fitted to convey the doctrine to mind and heart. Written thought can best be examined, corrected, and then pressed into the mold of language which the thought requires. The scholar should begin with writing, continue in writing, end in writing. Write the exegesis of every text. Write the theme. Write the plan.
Write the analysis. Write the sermon. He should be his own sharp critic. Correct what is wron...g.
Literary Character of the Sermon 1 1 1 Cut out what is meaningless or useless. Be ex- plicit, definite. Write what you mean, mean what you write. Give no place in the written discourse to what is foreign to the text or its application.
Write in simple terms, understand the meaning and force of every word. Keep dictionary next to the Bible, and learn right words, true words, pure words, and put them in their true and right places.
Does this care and criticism hinder progress of thought, or dissipate enthusiasm in preaching?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christian doctrine requires profound thinking and the clear, true form of words which is best fitted to convey the doctrine to mind and heart. Written thought can best be examined, corrected, and then pressed into the mold of language which the thought requires. The scholar should begin with writing, continue in writing, end in writing. Write the exegesis of every text. Write the theme. Write the plan.
Write the analysis. Write the sermon. He should be his own sharp critic. Correct what is wron...g.
Literary Character of the Sermon 1 1 1 Cut out what is meaningless or useless. Be ex- plicit, definite. Write what you mean, mean what you write. Give no place in the written discourse to what is foreign to the text or its application.
Write in simple terms, understand the meaning and force of every word. Keep dictionary next to the Bible, and learn right words, true words, pure words, and put them in their true and right places.
Does this care and criticism hinder progress of thought, or dissipate enthusiasm in preaching?
What to read after Lectures On Homiletics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Clinton Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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