Da’wah Through Fairy Tale; Study of Kak Ivan's Da’wah Method by Rizka Adhi Setia, Akhmad Rifa'i, Kristian Adi Putra

“…For example, asking friends to go to a sermon together, an initiative to help a friend by lending a pencil to someone who forgot to bring it, also can perform salah without having to be ordered by parents.…”
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Mission Possible: Russian Orthodox Priest Blogs by E. A. Ostrovskaya

“…Seeing and aiming beyond the conservative confines of an offline parish and church, blogging priests have the opportunity to create their own audience — reach out to a particular generation, choose the style and content of a sermon or testimony of faith. In turn, the audiences choose priest bloggers according to their interests and the preferable ways of religious participation. …”
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Africa And Cancer: Preparing For The Next Epidemic by Isaac Folorunso Adewole

“…Goodluck Jonathan, GCFR, to assume office as the next Chair of the African Union and have taken the liberty as President of the African Organisation for Research and Training in Cancer (AORTIC) to deliver a sermon on Cancer to Africa on this occasion. I thank the President, Prof Oye Ibidapo-Obe FAS,and the entire fellows of the Academy for the honour bestowed on me. …”
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J. Nižnánsky a J. Cíger-Hronský: Life as a Legend According to The Lady of Čachtice and Andreas Búr Master ). by Jana Kuzmíková

“…Main points of Andreasas Búr Majster are taken from a diametrically contrasting sphere: a positive character, who wants to exist in a pure, never-ending spiritual life, who prefers a renewal by a sacrifice instead of violence; an action conflict is moral and introvert; a collective of antagonists is unfair; the story is tragic and the genre is a balladic sermon. Thanks to the counter-value structure of both mentioned novels we can better understand needs of a common reader as well as the “lonely“ situation of a modern „high“ literature of the last century, which is said not to have so many readers.…”
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Still on UNESCO’s “Tentative List of World Heritage”? Heritage, Tourism, and Stunted Growth in Sarnath (Varanasi), India by Kiran Shinde, Rana P. B. Singh

“…It is not unusual for a place to wait for years before being inscribed on the World Heritage List, but Sarnath—the place where the Buddha delivered his first sermon—has been on UNESCO’s “tentative list” for close to 25 years. …”
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Miscellany/Mélanges

“…Schorr, <em>La Henriade</em> revisited <br/> Alain Tichoux, Sur les origines de l’Anti-Pascal de Voltaire <br/> Jan Lavicka, La genèse du <em>Sermon des cinquante</em> <br/> Morris Wachs, Additions to Voltaire’s correspondence <br/> Morris Wachs, Voltaire and Palissot in Paris in 1778: additions to the correspondence <br/> M. …”

‘Wo soll ich hinfliehen vor diesem Mensch?’: Een luisteroefening in Ludwig Hofacker (1797−1828) by Johan Kommers

“…Today, in our 21st century, his sermons are still being read. This indicates that he left us a remarkable body of work. …”
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Sufi figures in Khurasan in the second and third centuries AH by Mufeed Noury

“…The movement won the strong sympathy of the rulers and blessed some of these pious people with administrative and religious positions, such as the presidency of cities, the judiciary, and the sermon, and others ascended to these jobs as well as abstained from the worldly life and its possessions, and turned their eyes towards the next and placed their hopes in it. …”
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Round table “The Horde-Bazar: Nomadic Horde or Nomadic City?” (Kazan, 13th May, 2014) by E.G. Sayfetdinova

“…He says on the election of Timur Malik as new khan that when he came to the throne, there was delivered a sermon in the Horde-bazar. R.M. Valeev stressed that it is important to pay attention to the minting of coins for the determination of the Horde-bazar. …”
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Buddhism in Central Asia and Russia: History and Present Stata by I. V. Kolosova

“…In I-III centuries A.D. missionaries from Central Asia carried out the sermon of the Buddhist teachings. The archeological findings illustrate the massive spread of Buddhism on the wide territories of the region which were part of the Kushan Kingdom. …”
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Stepney from the outbreak of the First World War to the Festival of Britain, 1914-1951: a profile of a London borough during the first half of the 20th century by Bird, Samantha L.

“…Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, Bishop of London, in his Easter sermon of 1918 first used the slogan 'They Shall Not Pass'. …”
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The searched-for thing: a literary approach to four early alchemical texts by Lopes da Silveira, F

“…The second chapter looks into how the Dialogue of the Philosophers and Cleopatra creates a peculiar scene of knowledge transmission by narrating an encounter between the Egyptian ruler Cleopatra and the Persian magus Ostanes that lies between a philosophical dialogue and a Christian sermon. The third chapter investigates how Zosimus’ On the Letter Omega tries to harmonise various doctrines explicitly attributed to different cultural backgrounds, revealing the highly eclectic milieu of late antique Egypt already suggested by the works analysed in the first two chapters. …”

نقود بنو الساج 255-317هــ/868- 929م by شريف يحي محمود

“…In addition to praying for him in the Friday sermon and engraving his name on Tiraz. Coins are true mirror of the era in which they were minted as they faithfully reflect the conditions of the country that minted them, whether they were political, economic, social, religious, sectarian, artistic, literary, geographical, etc. …”
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Makna Kata τέλειος Dalam Injil Matius 5:48 Dan Implikasinya Bagi Orang Percaya by Fajar Gumelar, Christopher James Luthy, Robi Panggarra, Hanny Frederik

“…Abstract: Matthew 5:17-48 is part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where it is the deepest reflection of God's law which contrasts sharply with the patterns and teachings of the scribes and Pharisees. …”
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THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN THE STUDY OF TAFSIR IN INDONESIA Case Study of Three Pesantrens in Yogyakarta from Sociological and Exegetical (Tafsir) Perspective by , FERRY MUHAMMADSYAH SIREGAR, MA., , Prof. Dr. Phil. M. Nur Kholis Setiawan

“…In the process of teaching, they use bandongan, repetition, sermon and monologue, demonstration, analogy, and sometimes answer-question method. …”

Gifted travellers: rhetorical invention in seventeenth-century English travel writing by Din-Kariuki, N

“…It reveals that travellers drew on the topical approaches of a number of other genres, including the essay, tragedy, and the sermon. It examines the ethical and cognitive aspects of travel, demonstrating that practices of note-keeping were central to travellers’ regimens of self-knowledge and self-discipline. …”

Bobrujszczyzna – ojczyzna Floriana Czarnyszewicza wczoraj i dziś (raport z badań terenowych) by Małgorzata Ostrówka, Ewa Golachowska

“…During Masses said in Polish the Polish language is used for Eucharistic Liturgy but during the Liturgy of the Word Polish is present only for the reading. The sermon is preached in Belorussian. Belorussian is also used for pastoral announcements. …”
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Pure Monotheism: Analysis and Explanation of the Components and a Comparison with Rival Views by Seyed Reza Eshaqnia

“…The aforementioned views, except the last, somehow mix polytheism regarding the real existence because in all of them limitations have been considered for God and this necessitates that God is one according to numeric unity; as is indicated by Imam Ali (peace be on him) in the sermon regarding Unity of God at the beginning of Nahjul Balagha: one who has limited Him has numbered Him (Nahjul Balagha, 1980: 40). …”
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SUFISM MEMES: Gus Mus’s Representation in Countering the Narrative of Religious Fundamentalism on Social Media by Laila Sabrina, Rizqa Ahmadi

“…Abstract: In Indonesia, Muslim clerics preach the sermon orally. It is considered an effective method to disseminate Islamic teaching. …”
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The response to Horace in the seventeenth century by Martindale, J, Martindale, Joanna

“…It is then argued that some modern English scholars misrepresent <em>carpe diem</em> in Horace as being a seduction argument, whereas it is really a symposiac topic of a potentially serious Epicurean kind, compatible with the teaching of the Sermon on the Mount. Some combinations of Horace and the Sermon on the Mount in seventeenth-century poetry are discussed. …”