The use of eternal life metaphors in the funeral sermon as a means of grace

Daniel A Wonderly

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The use of eternal life metaphors in the funeral sermon as a means of grace

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Daniel A Wonderly. The Use of Eternal Life Metaphors In the Funeral Sermon As a Means of Grace. Concordia Seminary (St. Louis, MO). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4b11ea96-181e-4fea-afe0-9e7f86b21d86?locale=de.

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D. A. Wonderly. The use of eternal life metaphors in the funeral sermon as a means of grace. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4b11ea96-181e-4fea-afe0-9e7f86b21d86?locale=de

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Daniel A Wonderly. The Use of Eternal Life Metaphors In the Funeral Sermon As a Means of Grace. Concordia Seminary (St. Louis, MO). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4b11ea96-181e-4fea-afe0-9e7f86b21d86?locale=de.

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Daniel A Wonderly

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The purpose of this major applied project was to learn which eternal life metaphors were more comforting to the members of Pilgrim Lutheran Church, in Burton, Michigan. The researcher approached this research project believing that certain metaphors would be more comforting to his members than others. Therefore, the researcher sought to discover which eternal life metaphors were more comforting through the use of a research survey. He then held research group interviews to learn why these metaphors were more comforting than others. As a result, the researcher is able to apply the insights gained concerning certain scriptural metaphors to be used in funeral sermons for the benefit of his congregation.

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