Three ways of preaching Romans: preaching style in relation to non-narrative biblical literature

Karen S Dorris

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Three ways of preaching Romans: preaching style in relation to non-narrative biblical literature

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Karen S Dorris. Three Ways of Preaching Romans: Preaching Style In Relation to Non-narrative Biblical Literature. Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c5e13ed-93e1-4dc8-9b06-0633fe62a82f.

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K. S. Dorris. Three ways of preaching Romans: preaching style in relation to non-narrative biblical literature. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c5e13ed-93e1-4dc8-9b06-0633fe62a82f

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Karen S Dorris. Three Ways of Preaching Romans: Preaching Style In Relation to Non-Narrative Biblical Literature. Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4c5e13ed-93e1-4dc8-9b06-0633fe62a82f.

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Karen S Dorris

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This project examined the question of how to effectively and appropriately preach sermons based on non-narrative biblical texts. Homiletical literature was studied and three methodologies were chosen as the basis for six sermons on texts from Romans. The sermons were evaluated by a committee of lay people. The evaluations indicated: image and narrative are crucial in preaching non-narrative texts; sermons must be constructed with a sense of movement; no single method of exegesis was superior to the others; preachers must develop a personal preaching methodology.

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