Developing a first person biblical preaching as a means of creative communication

Leslie C Hewitt

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Developing a first person biblical preaching as a means of creative communication

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Leslie C Hewitt. Developing a First Person Biblical Preaching As a Means of Creative Communication. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa66be03-d0b7-4fef-a73c-7dadce2119e8.

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L. C. Hewitt. Developing a first person biblical preaching as a means of creative communication. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa66be03-d0b7-4fef-a73c-7dadce2119e8

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Leslie C Hewitt. Developing a First Person Biblical Preaching As a Means of Creative Communication. San Francisco Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa66be03-d0b7-4fef-a73c-7dadce2119e8.

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Leslie C Hewitt

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This dissertation/project considers first person biblical preaching within the framework of Troeger, Rose, Gilmore, Childers and Lowry. Here the preacher becomes the biblical character in a creative encounter of body, voice and Bible. Such preaching is foreshadowed in the oral-aural era through icons and mystery plays. The author contends that the church is still locked into the literary-print era with sermons preached from prepared manuscripts. First person biblical preaching portrays the gospel in a visual format suited to the electronic multi-media culture of television and computers. The project component develops and evaluates four first person biblical sermons.

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