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Mr Walker, in his writings, expresses his thorough knowledge. He was one who wished to draw his religious principles entirely from the Bible, and it is evident from his sermons that these principles had a real influence upon his heart.

Andrew Kennedy Hutchison Boyd, 1825-1899, was a Church of Scotland minister and author. His considerable fame was based on a combination of his reputation as a preacher and on his popularity as a writer, as well as his contributions to debates within the Church of Scotland. Despite finding writing difficult and even painful, he wrote prodigiously, a mixture of essays, sermons, and reminiscences, including The Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson.A good tight copy for its age.

Buttrick presents a complete homiletic that focuses on how sermons form in consciousness and how the language of preaching functions in the communal consciousness of a congregation.

This is George Duncan's, Minister of St George's Tron Church Glasgow, personal 'Keswick' book. The chapters are a record of Duncan's ministry, at he world renowned convention.Included in the book are eight monochrome illustrations form the English lake District. " these are tempestuous days in the life of the Church", says Duncan "and we need more than ever to experience the power of the One who so wonderfully demonstrated His mastery in the storm"please note - there is some underlining in pen in one small section of this book.

328 PagesFrom back cover - This definitive study looks at the task of interpreting Scripture by exploring four broad models for understanding Scripture, namely, 'witnessing tradition,' 'authoritative canon,' 'inspired word,' and 'experienced revelation'.

329 pages excellent condition, no markings.From back cover - Paul Scott Wilson enables preachers already serving churches to overhear what is being said in classrooms. Preachers will be kept up to date with the breadth and depth of the homiletical field. With a view to helping preachers who wish to improve the effectiveness of their sermons, Wilson analyses rhetoric, hermeneutics, poetics, and oral presentation. By synthesising these four great historical traditions, the author presents a coherent and challenging vision of future homiletical directions.

192 pages.A collection of C. H. Spurgeon's sermons on the book of Daniel. Selected and edited by Rev. Dr. Chas. T. Cook.