John A. Broadus stands tall in Southern Baptist history. He helped found the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, served as its second president, and taught there for thirty-six years. His work, On the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons, still serves seminary students as a classic in the field of homiletics. I recently placed one of his lesser known works online. He presented a series of lectures entitled “Jesus of Nazareth” at Johns Hopkins University in March of 1890.
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Y’all are funny. “Nazareth” isn’t a place. It’s “ha-Nazaroth” — one of the “Nazarene” or “little fish” who take the Vow of the Nazarene of Rastafarian fame… Galillee is a place… a gaelic place (conquered by the first Judean King Herod little over 100 years before the supposed birth of Christ).
Zeno,
I believe you are mistaken.