sermon 的定义
- a discourse for the purpose of religious instruction or exhortation, especially one based on a text of Scripture and delivered by a member of the clergy as part of a religious service.
- any serious speech, discourse, or exhortation, especially on a moral issue.
- a long, tedious speech.
sermon 近义词
instructive speech with a moral
更多sermon例句
- Loeffler dug into his past sermons and church affiliations, most prominently noting that a church with which he was affiliated decades ago had invited Fidel Castro to speak.
- The ad is spliced with snippets of Warnock yelling during sermons.
- The play presents itself as a time-transcending sermon of sorts, as Hamer addresses the modern audience through the gaze of her civil rights era perspective.
- He says the couple didn’t appreciate his most recent sermon, which urged Christians to call out and challenge racism anywhere they saw it, including in their own church.
- Every day a new sermon was delivered to me with a bow on it.
- A Gaylard Williams Sunday sermon (which lasted for 45 minutes on average) was something to behold.
- King says in a sermon a month later at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Selma, Alabama.
- In Germany, a prominent Muslim imam gave a sermon asking Allah to kill all of the “Zionist Jews.”
- “I agree with what the sermon was and what it was about,” she said.
- Your sermon this Sunday morning: Is the power of prayer enough to overcome the German defense?
- I felt just the same when I was married myself; but it's nothing to preaching one's first sermon.
- The author of the life of St. Francis Xavier, asserts, that "by one sermon he converted ten thousand persons in a desert island."
- A clergyman observed in his sermon, that this was unpardonable, as people did it with their eyes open.
- Many years ago, while a clergyman on the coast of Cornwall was in the midst of his sermon, the alarm was given, A wreck!
- In the churchyard, under a great tree, still standing, John Wesley preached his last open-air sermon.