An Inatractive Discourse on Man's Organ of Hearing
Rev Dr Talmage extols God's design of the ear guiding readers through its external middle and inner parts. He likens ear anatomy to architecture and temple imagery, cites Helmholtz and others, and notes the ear’s intricate, divinely fashioned pathways from sound to sensation. The sermon recounts composers and battles for mastery of hearing, ending with a flourish on the auditory canal as a sacred gate to the soul.
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Talmage
Psalinus Xeiv
Lincoln
York
St. Paul's
St. Peter's
Arch of Titus
Alhambra
Parthenon
Helmholtz
Conte
de Blainville
Rank and Buck
Temple of Jerusalem
Tiera
Grand Central Depot of Sound
Ots
Venice
Wagner
Europe
America
Mozart
Gluck
Weber
Beethoven
Meyerbeer
Rossini
Royal Theater
Academy of Music
England
Eggypt
Suez Canal
Carrayayn
Amion
Llandel
Esther
Deborah
Sampson
Jephthah
Judas Maccabeus
Egypt
Schubert
Jubal
Ileaven
Luzerene
Westminster Abbey
Freyburg
Berlin
Christendom
Aram
The Ear and Its Sacred Wonder in Death and Music
An ornate tribute to the ear as the seat of music and memory. It recounts composers like Handel, Schubert, Mozart, and biblical echoes, contrasting suffering and artistry with the ear’s vow to celestial life. The piece blends myth, reverence, and mythic scale using sweeping religious imagery.
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