Thomas De Witt Talmage
1832–1902 · Presbyterian (United States) · Brooklyn and Washington, United States
Thomas De Witt Talmage (1832–1902) filled the successive Brooklyn Tabernacles, each of which burned down, and afterwards preached in Washington. His sensational subjects and vivid, headlong style made him the most widely syndicated preacher of his time, his sermons appearing weekly in several thousand newspapers.
61 sermons
- The Curtain Lifted
- Brawn and Muscle
- The Choice of a Wife
- Winter Nights
- The Pleiades and Orion
- The Choice of a Husband
- The Queen's Visit
- Clandestine Marriage
- The Power of Clothes
- Duties of Husbands to Wives
- After Midnight
- Vicarious Suffering
- Posthumous Opportunity
- The Indiscriminate Dance
- Duties of Wives to Husbands
- The Lord's Razor
- Costume and Morals
- The Massacre by Needle and Sewing-Machine
- Windows Toward Jerusalem
- Pictures in the Stock Gallery
- Husbands and Wives
- Stormed and Taken
- Leprous Newspapers
- Matrimonial Discords
- Hotels Versus Homes
- The Fatal Ten-Strike
- All the World Akin
- Some of the Club-Houses
- A Momentous Quest
- Easy Divorce
- Flask, Bottle, and Demijohn
- Maternity
- The Children's Patrimony
- The Road to the City
- The House of Blackness of Darkness
- The Gun that Kicks over the Man who Shoots It Off
- The Ransomless
- The Mother of All
- Lies: White and Black
- Sisterly Influence
- The Three Groups
- Trials of Housekeeping
- The Insignificant
- A Good Time Coming
- The Three Rings
- Woman Enthroned
- The Old Folks' Visit
- How He Came to Say It
- Castle Jesus
- The Domestic Circle
- Stripping the Slain
- Sold Out
- Summer Temptations
- The Banished Queen
- The Day We Live In
- Capital and Labor
- Despotism of the Needle
- Tobacco and Opium
- Why are Satan and Sin Permitted?
- A Bloody Monster
- The Great AssizeMatthew 25:31 · 6 September 1885