Second Series of Lectures to My Students Being Addresses Delivered to the Stude
Second Series of Lectures to My Students Being Addresses Delivered to the Stude
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Expect of them in the crowd. Christ is to be preached whether men will believe in him or no. Our own experience of His power to save will be our best reasoning, and earnestness our best rhetoric. The occasion will frequently suggest the fittest thing to say, and we may also fall back on the Holy Spirit who will teach us in the self- same hour what we shall speak.
The open-air speaker's calling is as honourable as it is arduous, as useful as it is laborious. God alone can sustain you in it, but ...with Him at your side you will have nothing to fear. If ten thousand rebels were before you and a legion of devils in every- one of them you need not tremble. More is he that is for you than all they that be against you.
" By all hell's host withstood, We all hell's host o'erthrow ; And conquering them through Jesus' blood. We still to conquer go. " te, ^tim, tote, tit.
THE subjects of this lecture are to be "Posture, Gesture, and Action in the Delivery of a Sermon. " I shall not attempt to draw any hard and fast line of division between the one and the other ; for it would need a very highly discriminating mind to keep them separate ; indeed, it could not be done at all, for they naturally merge into each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Expect of them in the crowd. Christ is to be preached whether men will believe in him or no. Our own experience of His power to save will be our best reasoning, and earnestness our best rhetoric. The occasion will frequently suggest the fittest thing to say, and we may also fall back on the Holy Spirit who will teach us in the self- same hour what we shall speak.
The open-air speaker's calling is as honourable as it is arduous, as useful as it is laborious. God alone can sustain you in it, but ...with Him at your side you will have nothing to fear. If ten thousand rebels were before you and a legion of devils in every- one of them you need not tremble. More is he that is for you than all they that be against you.
" By all hell's host withstood, We all hell's host o'erthrow ; And conquering them through Jesus' blood. We still to conquer go. " te, ^tim, tote, tit.
THE subjects of this lecture are to be "Posture, Gesture, and Action in the Delivery of a Sermon. " I shall not attempt to draw any hard and fast line of division between the one and the other ; for it would need a very highly discriminating mind to keep them separate ; indeed, it could not be done at all, for they naturally merge into each other.
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