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fascinating Personality who ever walked this earth.")
Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 31.
°Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim. p. 11.
2Stewart, A Man in Christ. p. 204.
-3-3Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 5.
p. 109. (Cf. "Expository preaching is that
kind of proclamation, which accepting the Bible as the Word
of God, allows the Bible to speak for itself. It is not a
case where the minister is offering his congregation his own
ideas about some situation or problem, but it is a situation
where the minister is letting the light of the Bible shine
onto the problems and bewilderments of this present age. I
think that this is true expository preaching--when the Bible
does the work of the preacher." From an otherwise
unpublished interview in Malcolm McDow, "A Study of the
Preaching of James Stuart Stewart," (Th.D. dissertation at
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, 1968), p. 45.)
Stewart, in Why I Believe. p. 13.
7Stewart, The Life and Teaching. Stewart wrote
almost a page on Mary at the birth of Jesus without
mentioning her virginity (p. 27). He described Jesus'
wilderness temptation as a story told "in a pictorial
symbolical way"; the temptation came from a "voice within"
( p . 45,46). The Transfiguration was "a spiritual
experience"; Elijah and Moses are not mentioned in Stewart's
account (p. 156,57).
3e Ibid. p. 17.
Stewart in Why I Believe. p. 13,14.
4°Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 56.
p. 203,04.
'42Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim. p. 159,60.
'-'Stewart, Heralds of God.. p. 219, 222. (Cf.
Thine Is the Kingdom. p. 16.)
."'Stewart, Heralds of God.. p. 210-19.
p. 205-10
"Ibid. p. 190-201. (Note specifically Stewart's
affirmation of a quotation from Bishop Quayle, "Preaching is
the art of making a preacher and delivering that. It is no
trouble to preach, but a vast trouble to construct a
preacher." p. 190.)
p. 187.
d4e Ibid. p. 183-85.
'45 Ibid. p. 145-52.
p. 189.
p. 119.
p. 122.
p. 158.
p. 123.
p. 155.
p. 156,57.
m7 Ib1d. p. 155.
p. 123,24.
p. 118-22.
."'Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim. p. 144,45.