The difference between a poet and a prophet: Dialectical rhetoric and the role of the Spirit in preaching, with reference to Karl Barth and D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Do preachers really preach? Aiming for the relative safety of the ‘both/and’, many preachers slip into sermonizations of the Word of God, neglecting the activity of the Spirit. Barth’s early preaching (especially the infamous ‘Titanic sermon’) often flaunts rhetoric and ‘paradox’ rather than heraldi...
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| Language: | English |
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2013
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Theology
Year: 2013, Volume: 116, Issue: 4, Pages: 266-278 |
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Proclamation
B Holy Spirit B poetic B Form B Sermon B Prophetic B Unction B Dialectic B Karl Barth B MARTYN LLOYD-JONES B Content B Preaching B Rhetoric B Homily |
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