Notes to The Clergy and the Pulpit in Their Relations to the People — George Percy Badger translation

25 notes · George Percy Badger translation

Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 1Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 2Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 3Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 4Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 5Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 6Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 7Chapter I. To Address Men Well, They Must Be Loved Much. · Note 8Chapter II. The People. · Note 1Chapter II. The People. · Note 2Chapter II. The People. · Note 3Chapter II. The People. · Note 4Chapter II. The People. · Note 5Chapter IV. The Sermon Should Be Popular. · Note 1Chapter IV. The Sermon Should Be Popular. · Note 2Chapter VI. The Sermon Should Be Short. · Note 1Chapter VI. The Sermon Should Be Short. · Note 2Chapter VII. Tact and Kindliness. · Note 1Chapter IX. The Power and Accent of Conviction. · Note 1Chapter X. Action. · Note 1Chapter XII. Zeal. · Note 1Chapter XII. Zeal. · Note 2Chapter XII. Zeal. · Note 3Chapter XII. Zeal. · Note 4Chapter XII. Zeal. · Note 5
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