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The Ministry of Robert Hall, Jr.: The Preacher as Theological Exemplar and Cultural Celebrity
… with a concise examination of Hall as a preacher and the way he also served as a theological exemplar. Chapter 5 investigates Hall as a cultural celebrity, in many ways the first of such among the Baptists. The root of Hall's celebrification as a conversationalist, a rhetorician, and a …
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The philosopher, the preacher, and the poet : sadness and suffering in late medieval English literature
My objective in writing “The Philosopher, The Preacher, and the Poet” has been to setup a framework for properly understanding how some late medievals might have thought about literature and the emotions. If our aim is to better appreciate why artists and authors of late medieval England depicted …
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The Plowman as Preacher: The Allegorical and Structural Significance of Piers The Plowman in 'Piers Plowman.'
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The King's Preacher: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Sermons of Hugh Latimer Preached Between January, 1548, and Lent, 1550
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The Emblem Literature of Johann Michael Dilherr (1604-1669): An Important Preacher, Educator and Poet in the Seventeenth Century in Nuernberg
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A Study of the Education, Morals, Salary and Controversial Movements of the Frontier Baptist Preacher in Kentucky from Its Settlement until 1830
Th. D. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 1952
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Chronotopic contextualization : a method for explicating the analogy of action between scripture writing and contemporary proclamation.
… homiletical cross-sections function to guide the preacher in the process of contextualization. Chapter one introduces the thesis of this dissertation, and chapter two describes the challenge of traditional evangelical homiletics, surveys mainline and evangelical responses to that challenge and …
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The Spirit-Led Preaching of Charles H. Spurgeon
… It argues that Spurgeon was a Spirit-led preacher by examining six criteria of the Holy Spirit’s ministry for preaching is intentionally and explicitly identified as discussed by Greg Heisler in his book Spirit-Led Preaching. These criteria include the following: (1) the inspiration of the …
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The viceregal homiletic: an appropriation of G.K. Beale's Christian viceregency for theological consideration of Christian preaching
… an image for which to scrutinize the Christian preacher. Chapter 1 of this thesis argues that the viceregal homiletic is distinct from existing homiletical reflection because it proceeds in a theological mode of reflection. Chapter 2 of this thesis argues that the viceregal homiletic is distinct …
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A methodology for the expository narrative preaching as applied to the Old Testament narrative : from text to sermon presentation
… narrative texts. In the exegetical process the preacher scrutinizes the meaning of the text in the original context. Exegesis focuses on the original audience of the text and the meaning that the text had for them. As the second step of the sermon preparation, the study examines the theological …
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Speech Act Theory and the Theological Convictions of Preaching
… about the theological conversation between the preacher, Holy Spirit, the Bible, and the hearer. The chapter concludes by stating the dissertation's thesis and the contributions a linguistic explanation provides for understanding preaching. Chapter 2 provides a brief theology of preaching and …
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Kreatiewe prediking : kreatiwiteit in diens van die Heilige Gees in die ingewing van die preek (Afrikaans)
… the limitations of the age of the source, the preacher runs the risk of boring the congregation, who regularly attends sermons, by becoming irrelevant to their living conditions through having to repeat the same basic message. The researcher suspects that the preacher may run out of ideas and …
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From Bradford Moor to Silver Dale. The life, work, and legacy of W. Riley, 1866-1961
… and was also, for 75 years, a Methodist local preacher and an important layman within northern Methodism. He wrote 39 books, published many stories and articles, and was a busy lecturer. Riley located most of his 30 novels in the Yorkshire Dales and has left a legacy of vivid portraits of …
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The Greatest of These: Virtuous Love and Christian Preaching
… and interpret their own stories. This gives the preacher great power over people's lives. The ethics of preaching underscores the duty to be competent in the ways we interpret God's word and people's lives, and it demands that we give authentic witness to what we say, lest our preaching lack …
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"The church and clergy in Johannes Pauli's ""Schimpf und Ernst"""
… Pauli, OFM (c. 1450-1520), was a monk, priest, preacher, teacher, and administrator, who late in his life became an editor, compiler, and writer. His major work was Schimpf und Ernst (1522), a collection of 693 short Schwanke with commentary. Although more than a third of these focus on the …
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Songs On the Water: Stories
… two reformed linemen, one megalomaniacal preacher and another kind one, a misunderstood young Wiccan, a grizzled alligator poacher, and a formidable ex-trucker-turned-bartender meet and mingle throughout this collection. Many of the stories use narrative experimentation--for example, …
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Go Make Disciples: Sermonic Application of the Imperative of the Great Commission
… and contemporary exemplifications that a preacher may extrapolate from Matthew’s intended meaning. The imperative is for every believer, obedience requires intentionality, disciple-making includes both evangelism and discipling less mature believers, and the context is both one’s community …
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An evangelical assessment and reconstruction of Phillips Brooks's definition of preaching
… nonpropositional form of revelation in which the preacher's thoughts on truth trump the truthfulness of Scripture. Second, the definition forces too close an association between God's Word and the preacher by conceiving preaching as a replica of the incarnation--an ontological impossibility and an …
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