In order to ensure the continuity of Evangelical teaching, he established (1816) the Simeon Trust to purchase the right to appoint clergymen to livings. There are more than 2500 discourses and over 21 volumes filled with practical. Intent on letting the Bible speak for itself, Simeon truly does provide a useful structure for building great sermons while offering powerful lessons of his own at the same time. (181928 Homiletic Offices), he annotated the entire Bible for sermon material. The Horae Homileticae is both a commentary and an invaluable tool for sermon composition. It’s a goldmine for experienced preachers, but it’s also an excellent aid for inexperienced preachers who might still need someone to walk them through a biblical text and help them expound upon it. Other articles where Horae Homileticae is discussed: Charles Simeon: In his Horae Homileticae, 17 vol. Rather, they are a chapter-by-chapter study with explanations of the most important and instructive verses in each chapter. Tab Name: Homileticae This isn’t just an expositional commentary, it’s a teaching tool with 21 volumes and 40 megabytes of text. 01 00:00:00 The Sovereignty of Gods Grace02 00:15:38 Relative Duties to God and Man03 00:37:16 Gods Appeal to Self-Justifying Sinners04 00:56:10 The Callin. These expository outlines are not a verse-by-verse explanation of Galatians and Ephesians. This classic commentary set, in 21 volumes was published originally in 1832 for younger pastors seeking practical improvement in sermon creation.99. The volumes of Horae Homileticae have been called 'a valley of dry bones': be a prophet and they will live. Horae homileticae : or, discourses (in the form of skeletons) upon the whole Scriptures. Charles Simeon (SeptemNovember 13, 1836), was an English evangelical clergyman.