Overview
In this work, Adams argues for the use of studies of accents in sermon preparation and Bible teaching. He provides an introduction to how accents work in Scripture, and then describes the various kinds used throughout the Bible. He maintains that knowing the original wording and style illuminates overall meaning of the text, guiding the preacher and Bible teacher in creating sermons and lesson plans. This is an invaluable introduction and overview to Scriptural accents, perfect for students, pastors, and teachers.
Key Features
- Introduction to the use of accents in Scripture
- Includes table of contents and appendixes to guide study
Praise for the Print Edition
A study of the Hebrew accents with a view to the elucidation of the meanings of the Hebrew and consequent helps to sermon-making.
—The Congregationalist and Christian World, Vol 92, 1907
Product Details
- Title: Sermons in Accents; or, Studies in the Hebrew Text
- Author: John Adams
- Publisher: T & T Clark
- Publication Date: 1906
- Pages: 215
About John Adams
John Adams was a twentieth-century American pastor and Biblical studies editor. He compiled many sermon helps, such as The Short Course Series and Hebrew studies materials.