Public proselytization of a religious message to crowds of people in open places.
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The public preaching of the word is an eminent ordinance of Christ.
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They had resolved to prevent any public preaching in their town.
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Yet is the duty of the apostles other than public preaching?
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As early as 1562, there had been public preaching in the neighborhood of Ypres.
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It accused him of originating the Request, the image- breaking, and the public preaching.
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His earliest public preaching was but the net cast to catch the few faithful disciples.
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He had permitted the public preaching to continue, but had not introduced it for the first time.
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What do you suppose our Divine Rabbis of the Temple and the commencement of His public preaching?
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When the news of the public preaching reached Spain, there were almost daily consultations at the grove of Segovia.
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The Request, the beggar banquets, the public preaching, the image-breaking, the Accord of August, had been followed by reaction.
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To the Sabbath and to public preaching Christendom owes more than to all other sources of moral elevation combined.
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This silence, accompanied with much humanity, was taken for a permission, by Father Xavier, to continue his public preaching.
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Wimpy has advised Anderson that the business will not permit him to conduct public preaching or religious gatherings in its restaurants.
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George Fox, the representative of these ideas, began his public preaching in 1648, and his doctrines at once found wide acceptance.
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While, however, no one would venture singly to commence the disturbance, they agreed simultaneously to make a beginning with public preaching.
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The Sermon on the Mount contains an epitome of the public preaching of the Lord Jesus, and every sentence is pregnant with meaning.
