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… upon the nonimmortality of the soul out of Christ, feel all stirred up to give a discourse on that very subject. This the hearers are in no way prepared to receive …

… of the congregation, the speaker generally strains every power to preach an intellectual discourse; he chooses a subject that will have in it as little of …

… character. The most learned and intellectual were charmed with his discourses, which were yet so plain and simple as to be comprehended by the humblest minds …

… the case of every class in the subjects and manner of his teaching. He dined and lodged with the rich and the poor, and made himself familiar with the interests …

… many subjects were brought into one discourse that no point stood proved and clear in the minds of those unacquainted with the truth.... One subject, a few points …

… sermon on doctrinal subjects alone. Practical Godliness should find a place in every discourse.— The Review and Herald, April 23, 1908 .