Lectures on Pulpit Eloquence

addressed admit answer apostle appear application argument attention avoid better branch called character Christ christian church common commonly concerning conclusion conduct connection consequence consider consideration controversial critical discourse divine doctrine duty effect employed enter evidence example expression faith follow former give given greater hath head hearers holy human import intended judge judgment kind knowledge language least LECTURE less manner matter means mentioned method mind nature necessary never object observed occasion opinions particular party passage person practice preacher preaching principal proper properly pulpit qualities question reason recommend regard relation religion remark rendered requires respect rule sacred scrip scripture sense sentiments sermon serve side sometimes speak speaker species spirit student sufficient term thing thought tion topics treated truth understanding whole writ