The Bele Alis Homiletic Song and Dance

Abstract

The Bele Alis sermon is innovative — even daring — in a number of ways. It speaks to us in the modes of poetry and preaching, and tells us of the importance of dancing and singing, in a short text of intricate structure in which words, images, languages, and ideas are interwoven in dense and rhythmic fashion — “that we may be able to dance to God” as the preacher would have it in sentence eight.

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