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Ministerial culture

Edmund Turney · 1857 · Scanned text

27,304 words · about 1 h 55 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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About this book

Author
Edmund Turney
Language
English
Published
1857
Length
27,304 words · about 1 h 55 min
Sections
4 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain

 

Contents (4)

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Front matter

, h ill ill I

[SMITHSONIAN DEPOSIT.]

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.}

Contents

INTRODUCTORY NOTE,

Relating to the duty of the churches with reference to an increase of laborers in the ministry and their preparation for their work.

ADDRESS.

PART II — Relations to the future, or to the objects

to be accomplished — Design and importance of the

ministry — An efficient ministry — Importance of piety —

Of intellectual culture — Direction to pray for laborers —

The Apostles set apart to the work of preparation —

( xiii )

XIV CONTENTS.

Apostolic directions with regard to ministerial qualifications — Ability to make use of all Scripture desirable — Nature of the work to be performed — The preaching of the Word — The perfecting of the saints — Confutation of error, and defence of the Gospel — What a theological education includes — By whom it should bo sought — Missionary character of the enterprise — The spirit to be cultivated by the theological student — Sympathy with those with whom he is to be associated in the ministry — Practical sympathy with the work of th6 ministry.

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