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"'Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 238.
p. 243.
21 Lloyd-3ones, The Presentation. p. 4.
22Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 131.
25 Ibid. p. 76,138,227.
p. 87.
"Lloyd-Jones, Authority. p. 62. (Cf. "Let us go
on with our practical efforts and let us go on with our
study, but God forbid that we should rely upon them. . . .
Let us realise that even that [the best knowledge and
skill], without the authority and the power of the Spirit,
is of no value at all." Ibid. p. 92).
"James Stewart, Why I Believe. (Crieff, Scotland:
The Book Department of St. Ninian's, 1963), p. 14.
"Ibid. p. 13.
'Stewart, Heralds of God. (London: Hodder and
Stoughton, 1946), P. 70.
"Stewart, Why I Believe. p. 14.
'Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 108.
"'Ibid. p. 46.
p. 59. In order to provide this balance,
Stewart suggested a preacher follow the themes of the
Christian year. Ibid. p. 110,11.
p. 61.
"Stewart, A Faith to Proclaim. (London: Hodder
and Stoughton, 1953).
"Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 11.
"Ibid. p. 25-27,42-44,50,51.
"Ibid. p. 105-06.
"Twenty percent of this group's lecturers stated
"relevance" as their key hermeneutical principle. This
percentage is much higher than 'Lloyd-Jones'+'Rahner
lecturers'.
"Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 7.
14 °Ibid. p. 194,201,205,210,217,219.
p. 190. Cf. Ibid. p. 20,26,32,35,41,47,
56. Also A Faith to Proclaim. p. 12,116.
"Stewart, Heralds of God. p. 103.
p. 119.
p. 119,20.
"Ibid. p. 149.
p. 142.
"47"If, then, there can be salvation and hence also
faith everywhere in history, then a supernatural revelation
of God to mankind must have been at work everywhere in the
history of the human race. It must have been at work in
such a way that it actually touches every person and effects
salvation in him through faith, every person who does not
close himself to this revelation by a failure to believe
through his own fault." Rahner, Foundations of Christian
Faith. Translated by William V. Dych. (London: Darton,
Longman and Todd, 1978), p. 148.
As discussed elsewhere, both Lloyd-Jones and
Tillich give a pre-eminence to Jesus Christ, but a priority
not quite as exclusive as Stewart and Rahner. Lloyd-Jones
elevates the Bible to a second position rivaling Jesus as