Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie Biblioteek

Includes bibliographical references (pages 159-166).

V.1. SENSE APPEAL OF CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON -- v.1. Sense Appeal -- v.1. Sense Appeal in Spurgeon's Sermons -- v.1. Appeal to the Sight -- Appeal to the Hearing -- v.1. Appeal to the Other Senses -- v.1The Influence of Sense Appeal -- v.1The Origin of Spurgeon's Sense Appeal -- v.1The Elememts of Sense Appeal -- Appendix I: A Complete Analysis of Sense Appeal in Spurgeon's Sermon, "Songs in the Night" -- Appendix II: Sense Appeal in Spurpeon's Sermon Titles

V.2. STUDIES IN PREACHING: AUDIENCE ADAPTATIONS IN THE SERMONS AND SPEECHES OF PAUL -- v.2. Is This Study Important? -- v.2. Review of the Literature -- v.2. One way to Study the Question -- v.2The Sermon in the Synagogue of Antioch -- v.2The Sermon to the Townspeople of Lystra -- v.2The Sermon to the Greek Philosophers of Athens -- v.2The Fairwell Sermon to the Christian Elders at Miletus -- v.2The Speech Before the Hostile Mob in Jerusalem -- v.2The Defense Before the Sanhedrin -- v.2The Defense Before Felix -- v.2The Hearing Before Festus and Agrippa -- v.2. Comparisons and Contrasts Between the Eight Addresses -- v.2. Pauline Principles of Audience Adaptation and Contemporary Protestant Preaching -- Appendix: A Critical Study of the Authorship, Date and General Accuracy of the Book of Acts as a Source for the Speeches of Paul

V.3. STUDIES IN PREACHING -- v.3THE HOMILETICAL INNOVATIONS OF ANDREW W. BLACKWOOD -- v.3. Background -- v.3. College Years -- v.3. Seminary Years -- v.3. Theory and Practice in Homiletic Years -- v.3. Teacher of Homilectics -- v.3. Sources of Homiletic Theory -- v.3. Theory of Imagination -- v.3. Theory of Content and Structure -- v.3. Theory of Style and Delivery