The electronic edition of W. T. Moore's The Living Pulpit of the Christian Church: A Series of Discourses, Doctrinal and Practical, from Representative Men among the Disciples of Christ (Cincinnati, OH: R. W. Carroll and Company, 1868) has been produced from a copy of the book held by the Disciple of Christ Historical Society. Thanks to Elaine Philpott for arranging the loan of this book.

      The electronic edition differs from the printed text in the following particulars: Pagination in the electronic version has been represented by placing the page number in brackets following the last complete word on the printed page. Greek and Hebrew words have been transliterated and set in boldface italics. In the printed text multiple footnotes are designated by printers' devices (asterisks, daggers, double daggers, section symbol, etc.); in the electronic text, the notes have been sequententially numbered and placed at the end of each sermon file. I have let stand variations and inconsistencies in the author's (or editor's) use of italics, capitalization, punctuation, and spelling in the essay. Emendations are as follows:

            Printed Text [ Electronic Text
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 D. S. Burnet:
 p. 47:     corectness [ correctness
 p. 48:     [Greek] [ ten Kalen homologian
            [Greek] [ homologeo,
 p. 50:     staple of the Gosple. [ staple of the Gospel.
 p. 56:     [Greek] [  homologia
            [Greek] [ homologeo
            [Greek] [ homologia
            [Greek] [ homos,
            [Greek] [ lego
 p. 57:     [Hebrew] [ yadah,
 p. 58:     Prince of Peace [ Prince of Peace.
 p. 60:     [Greek] [ epi Pontiou Pilatou,
            [Greek] [ Epi
            [Greek] [ epi 'Abiathar,
            [Greek] [ epi
 p. 63:     [Hebrew] [ mashiyach,
            [Greek] [ Christos,
 p. 65:     [Greek] [ ten kalen

 H. T. Anderson:
 p. 78:     [Greek] [ to Theion
            [Greek] [ to Theion. Theotes
            [Greek] [ Theotes.
            [Greek] [ Theotes,
            [Greek] [ Theotes
 p. 79:     [Greek] [ dunamis,

 Thomas Munnell:
 p. 96:     workith [ worketh

 Lewis L. Pinkerton:
 p. 122:    few Indeed [ few. Indeed

 James Challen:
 p. 138:    trangression fell, [ transgression fell,
            begininng from [ beginning from

 L. B. Wilkes:
 p. 154:    ih this invitation of the Savior [ in this invitation
               of the Savior

 O. A. Burgess:
 p. 178:    the argumentum ad hominum [ the argumentum ad hominem

 W. H. Hopson:
 p. 280:    and of the Holy Spirt: [ and of the Holy Spirit:
 p. 297:    name of the Lord [ name of the Lord'

 W. K. Pendleton:
 p. 306:    centurian's [ centurion's
 p. 308:    ([Greek]) [ (prosopon)
            ([Greek]) [ (hupostasis)

 J. W. M'Garvey:
 p. 326:    remakable [ remarkable

 R. Milligan:
 p. 370:    dispireted, [ dispirited,

 Tolbert Fanning:
 p. 530:    suprised. [ surprised.

 W. T. Moore:
 p. 555:    city fell [ city fell.

 A. R. Benton:
 p. 570:    get hold on li e, [ get hold on life,

 Joseph King:
 p. 588:    ([Greek]) [ (takrupa ton andropon)
 

      Addenda and corrigenda are earnestly solicited.

Ernie Stefanik
e_stefanik@email.com

Created 29 May 1998.
Updated 2 August 2002.