HomileticsIn this complete and valuable version of his Homiletics, renowned theologian Karl Barth's offers his thoughts on sermon preparation, including his understanding of the way in which the preacher should interpret scripture. Translated by Donald E. Daniels and renowned Barth translator Geoffrey W. Bromiley, this book presents lecture materials from seminars in Bonn from 1932 to 1933. |
Contents
FOREWORD by David G Buttrick | 7 |
PREFACE by Geoffrey W Bromiley | 13 |
The Nature of the Sermon | 19 |
An Attempt at a New Definition | 44 |
Actual Preparation of the Sermon | 91 |
The Spontaneous Active Function | 101 |
Actual Situation of the Text | 111 |
Writing the Sermon | 119 |
The Problem of Language | 128 |
POSTSCRIPT by Günter Seyfferth | 135 |
Common terms and phrases
action already answer apostles application attempt attitude Barth basis become beginning believe Bible biblical bring called Christian church claim closeness comes command commission concept concern Confession conformity congregation course danger decision definition demand direction divine event exposition expression fact faith feeling final follow give given God's Word gospel grace hear historical holy scripture homiletics human Jesus Christ kind lead light listeners live look material matter means minister ministry nature never noted obedience offer once passage pastor personality position possible practical preacher preaching preparation present problem proclamation question reason reference regards relation revelation sacraments Schleiermacher scrip scripture seek sense serious sermon side simply situation speak specific speech Spirit stand taken takes place task Testament theme theology things thoughts tion true truth understand verse whole witness
References to this book
Fulfilled in Our Hearing: History and Method of Christian Preaching Guerric DeBona Limited preview - 2005 |
Fulfilled in Our Hearing: History and Method of Christian Preaching Guerric DeBona Limited preview - 2005 |