EGW Topical Index (Subtitle)

Public speaking AA 235, 251-2;COL 335-9;CT 207-8, 216-9, 238-47, 253-5, 297;Ed 199, 234-5;Ev 168-84, 665-70;FE 147-8;GW 145, 147-73;MH 214, 264-5;1T 645-6, 648-9;2T 615-6, 672, 706-7;3T 311;4T 315-6, 404-6;6T 380-3;9T 144;TM 256-8, 339;    [125]
    monotonous and spiritless preaching in, by scribes and Pharisees CT 240
    more expression put into words of truth in, more effective they will be on hearers Ev 666
    more expression should be put into, in presenting words of truth CT 217
    natural tones of voice should be preserved in 2T 672
    no high-sounding words used by Christ in CT 240
    not-too-rapid delivery in, give careful attention to securing Ed 199
    papers sometimes read in such a way in, their force and impressiveness are destroyed COL 335
       they are not understood COL 335
    Paul did not indulge in poetic descriptions and fanciful representations in AA 252
    Paul used simple language in, to bring truth of vital importance home to hearts AA 252
    Paul’s efforts were not confined to AA 250
    pause in, Christ did not rush sentence upon sentence without CT 240
    people could catch on to what Christ said in, before next sentence was spoken Ev 670
    place force and emphasis where it belongs in CT 254
    plain language was used by Christ in, adapted to minds of common people GW 169
    power of enthusiasm in CT 255
    power to read intelligibly in, may be acquired by diligent effort COL 335
    powers of speech should be under control of reason in Ev 668
    preach short in Ev 183
    put spirit and life of Christ into what you say in CT 255