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this chapter are theologically broader. For a comparison
with this table's first two statements, see chapter three,
section II.
2 'See chapter three, sections V.
2eSee chapter three, section III,IV.
2 See chapter three, section II.
k 'See chapter three, section I.
" i See chapter three, section VI.
52See chapter three, section V,VI.
""See Preaching and Preachers, particularly chapters
12-14.
"Compare The Gates of New Life. (Edinburgh: T. &
T. Clark, 1937) with Heralds of God and A Faith to Proclaim.
"Tillich, "Communicatin g the Christian Message
Today," in Episcopal Overseas Missions Review.
6(1960):51,53.
Bultmann, "What Does It Mean to Speak of God?" In
Faith and Understanding. p. 62.
Bultmann, Jesus Christ and Mythology. p. 82,83;
Stewart, Heralds of God; I could find no place where
Lloyd-Jones spoke of a "herald," though he does use the
almost identical analogy of "ambassador." Lloyd-Jones,
Preaching and Preachers. p. 53; Barth, "The Humanity of
God," translated by John N. Thomas. In The Humanity of God.
(Atlanta: John Knox Press, 1960), p. 58; Rahner, "The
Meaning of Ecclesiastical Office," in Servants of the Lord.
Translated by Richard Strachan. (London: Burns and Oates,
1968), p. 38,39.
" eBultmann, New Testament Theology. 1:332-34.
Fosdick, from an unpublished interview in Shelton,
p. 168.
`""Ibid. p. 157.
"Fosdick, "The Hope of the World," in The Hope of
the World. p. 13,14.
'Lloyd-Jones, "The Wonder of the Gospel," in
Evangelistic Sermons. p. 201.
"Lloyd-Jones, "Growing in Grace (I)," in Sermons
on 2 Peter. p. 221.
"Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim. p. 28.
"Ibid. p. 72.
"'-See above--note 19.
' 7 Barth, IV.1. p. 771.
' eRahner, Foundations. p. 410.
Dynamics of Faith. (London: George
Allen and Unwin, 1957), p. 108.
'°See above, p. 38.
' 1 See above, note 21.
Note printed volumes of sermons mentioned in note
9 above.
'Cf. "We are to declare that the entire Bible--the
canonical Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments--is the
Word of God." Lloyd-Jones, Authority. p. 43-44; or "The
authority of the Scriptures is not a matter to be defended,
so much as to be asserted." Authority. p. 41.
'"Cf. The facts of the kerygma were "historic";
"unique"; "eschatological." Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim.