The term 'Pulpit of Yore' can be summarized as an ancient form of a raised platform used for public speaking, known as an AMBO. An AMBO is a four-letter word derived from the Latin word 'ambō', meaning 'on both sides'. Historically, pulpits were used by religious leaders to deliver sermons and other speeches in churches and other places of worship. In modern times, pulpits are still used in some churches, but they have also been adapted for use in other settings, such as political rallies and public lectures.