Preaching values in new translations of the New Testament,
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| Author / Creator: | Luccock, Halford Edward, 1885-1960. |
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| Imprint: | New York, Cincinnati, Abingdon Press [©1928] |
| Description: | 312 pages 20 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/3172612 |
Table of Contents:
- The insipid church
- The village and the prince
- The art of maligning
- Yes or no
- Living by rote
- The generous eye
- Life among the pagans
- Splinters and planks
- The art of noticing
- Fathers and sons
- Bigger and better salutes
- In the wider streets
- Wear and tear
- Jesus and the advertizing pages
- The bewildered crowd
- Impious
- News: not advice
- Make yourself at home!
- Jesus' appeal to the irreligious
- Can you dismiss a crowd?
- Controlled power
- The great betrayal
- The repellent Christ
- Wise fools
- The kindly yoke
- The wranglers
- The careless word
- The dulled mind
- The man who shocked people
- Jesus and the average man
- "Discussing something"
- You hinder me
- God's outlook
- Don't upset the apple cart
- "That's your affair"
- A study of militarism
- Crowding Christ into a uniform
- The resurrection at the Crucifixion
- Good morning
- Let's go somewhere else!
- Don't get ponderous!
- Jesus' valuation of obstinacy
- Jesus crushed by the crowd
- The art of saying goodbye
- Arguing with a tragedy
- Consecration by discipline
- Jesus makes a church survey
- The sophistication of Jesus
- An answer to the point
- Jumboism
- The appalling horror
- Died of heartbreak
- Living on tiptoe
- A good time to pray
- Getting into the past tense
- Experts
- A trinity of suffocation
- "Get out!"
- The blundering church
- The best dish at the banquet
- "Don't pester me!"
- "Congratulate me!"
- Slaving
- The sneer
- The fine art of pestering
- The appetite for salutes
- Soporifics
- The commuter's sermon
- Delighted to see Jesus!
- Pilate's compromise
- "Nonsense!"
- The first Christian experience meeting
- Bubbles.
- The traffic jam
- Contempt for the mob
- A spectacle or a person?
- Putting Jesus into a pigeon hole
- Live to the full
- Save our holy place!
- Get it finished somehow
- Each giving a blow
- Finding a way and making one
- The legacy of a life
- The pioneer of life
- Annoyed or amazed?
- Outsiders
- What will happen next?
- And at home
- The earthquake prayer
- The "heathen"
- Blocking the road to Christ
- The mob mind in the book of Acts
- What irritates you?
- Ardor and accuracy
- Commissioned to attest
- When do you stop listening?
- Finding time and making it
- The method of inquiry into religion
- Vital religion
- Endurance produces character
- God works with those who love him
- Putting affection into your love
- Maintain the spiritual glow
- Rally round me!
- Party cries
- Thwarting the shrewd
- The hundred per center
- God's farm
- Not engrossed
- A gift for Babel
- The chemistry of Christianity
- Organization: servant or master?
- The big parade
- Eager to believe the best
- Blazing and brooding
- The gift of silence
- The pageantry of life
- Gospel hucksters
- A New Testament liberal
- The art of tackling
- The Masquerade ball
- Dead weight
- Turning the good news around
- Twentieth century slavery
- The stewardship of truth
- The tragedy of Peter Pan
- The master spirits of the age
- A colony of Heaven
- The zest for prayer
- Died of dignity
- A profound religion
- Creative living
- Faith
- The gospel for an age of disillusion
- Brace up!
- Keep cool.