I was doing some research on references to “New Testament” in English literature and found this interesting piece from Dickens:
In the New Testament there is the most beautiful and affecting history conceivable by man, and there are the terse models for all prayer and for all preaching. As to the models, imitate them, Sunday preachers [...]
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28 Dec 08
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Posted in Dickens, homiletics, literature, new testament, preaching
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