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  A Course of Lectures on the Morse Foundation of the Union Theological Seminary.--By J. W. Dawson, LL


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id: 16076
title: Preaching and Paganism
author: Fitch, Albert Parker
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  influence over the heart of man--the way the human spirit expands and For upon what law, natural, human, divine, has this new empire been Man must begin; know this, where Nature ends; Here is the sense of the gap between man and the natural world felt and especially the world of nature."[23] Thus the religious man [Footnote 31: _The Meaning of God in Human Experience_, p. [Footnote 31: _The Meaning of God in Human Experience_, p. [Footnote 31: _The Meaning of God in Human Experience_, p. more-than-natural in man, the second thing in religious preaching Religious preaching, then, begins with these two things: man''s thing that will ever bring the natural man to listen to preaching is world where man and God, nature and supernature, soul and body, belong think of man as religious if he be humane. and significance to the thought of God, to the nature of man, to the


id: 30609
title: The Message and the Man: Some Essentials of Effective Preaching
author: Jackson, J. Dodd (James Dodd)
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  arises a question to be asked by the preacher concerning his preaching, They do not come to church demanding to hear in every preacher the So, before the Church sends out a man to preach let her search his life Let the preacher live in the great facts of his history! every new sermon ought to bring fresh proof to the preacher''s own soul heart and be still." There is one man whom every preacher needs more must be the true preacher''s way of looking at his fellow-men. There is one thing the preacher must never forget:--That the men and For this work the preacher will need to be a man of holiness, for, world come home to the preacher''s heart; only let the shadow of this Many a man listens to the preacher whose life is, Men of mind come to hear the preacher and go


id: 39231
title: Joel: A Boy of Galilee
author: Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows)
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  "I''ll name it ''Little Friend,''" said Joel, rising with it in his arms. Looking anxiously up in the sky, Joel saw one star come twinkling out. the other, as he saw Joel coming down the street empty-handed. The old man''s earnest words made a wonderful impression on Joel. Joel, exhausted by the long day''s travel, crowded so full of new "Oh, can you read?" asked Buz, looking at Joel in much the same way that "Rabbi Phineas," said Joel, with a trembling voice, "don''t you think Phineas gathered the boy so close in his arms that Joel could feel his Joel looked up, and, for the second time in his life, listened to words "Come walk with me a little way," said Lazarus. Boy though he was, Joel looked down the years of his life feeling it was Joel talked little during the next few days, and stole away often to


id: 42558
title: The Art of Illustration
author: Spurgeon, C. H. (Charles Haddon)
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  illustrations I have used, I have often thought of the story of the man Lord Jesus Christ said dat God so loved de world, dat he gave his only illustrates the great truth of the different appearance of sin to the to the will of God better than the telling of the story, which Mr. Gilpin gives us in his Life, of his being called in to pray with a woman he thinks, "Why, I know; my wife comes to hear this man sometimes, so use of anecdotes and illustrations, and I think it is very likely that there was such a God. The good man''s heart was meditating how he ought them an illustration or an anecdote; and I learned to tell stories from the sun; and this, I think, furnishes us with a good illustration This is an illustration of how God fits every man for his place; if he


id: 54246
title: The Clergy and the Pulpit in Their Relations to the People.
author: Mullois, Isidore
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  once more a united people and country--a France with one heart This large love for men, alike for the good and the evil, is the divine word, "_out of the heart_ proceed evil thoughts, murders, like a divine revelation, and they may be said to love the truth hand, I feel bound to state that if we do not know the people, loves the people; he is not a proud man." O wondrous power of Yes, let us love the poor people, who have been so If you wish to inspire a man of the people with good-feeling, regards the faith, men in general are better than their words or invoked all that was great and good in the heart of man; not by own people; I shall always be superior to the good souls which people who come up from the country are Christians up to the time


