The Glory of the Ministry, Paul's Exultation in Preaching
Overview
In The Glory of the Ministry, Paul's Exultation in Preaching, A. T. Robertson affirms preaching as the central task of the pastor. He also affirms the work of preaching as a life-long worthy calling and allays skepticism that a shortage of preachers indicates disinterestedness in the Gospel.
- Title: The Glory of the Ministry, Paul's Exultation in Preaching
- Author: A. T. Robertson
- Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company
- Publication Date: 1911
- Pages: 243
A. T. Robertson (1863–1934) was a renowned scholar and a terrific preacher. He was educated at Wake Forest University and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. In 1892, Robertson was appointed professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he taught until 1934.
Robertson was a founding member of the Baptist World Congress, now known as the Baptist World Alliance. Throughout his incredible life, Archibald Thomas Robertson wrote 41 books ranging from grammars to simple character studies.
His books are still used today and his publications available in Logos include Practical and Social Aspects of Christianity: The Wisdom of James, Studies in Mark's Gospel, The Divinity of Christ in the Gospel of John, and A Harmony of the Gospels. Also available from Logos is the A. T. Robertson Collection (15 vols.), which includes a number of Robertson’s grammars, commentaries, lectures, and sermons.