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James 3:17

17But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy.

KJV

Preached on James 3:17 1

  1. The Nature of True Religion

Also citing James 3:17 63

  1. The Divels Banket. the first Sermon
  2. The Second Seruice of the Deuils Banket. the second Sermon
  3. Patience under Tribulation
  4. An Homelie agaynst contencion and braulynge
  5. A Sermon Preached before the King's Maiestie at White-Hall, on the V. of November, Anno Domini, MDCXIIII
  6. A looking Glasse for Christians
  7. Preached at St. Pauls Crosse, Novemb. 22. 1629
  8. A vision of unchangeable, free mercy, in sending the means of grace to undeserving sinners
    John Owen · Acts 16:9 · No. 1
  9. Righteous zeal encouraged by divine protection
  10. The labouring saint’s dimission to rest
  11. Providential changes, an argument for universal holiness
    John Owen · 2 Peter 3:11 · No. 12
  12. Eighteen Sermons on 2 Thessalonians 2: Sermon 2
  13. A Persuasive to Unity in Things Indifferent
  14. Twenty Sermons: Sermon 15 ()
  15. Concerning peaceableness
  16. Twenty Sermons: Sermon 20 ()
  17. Psalm 119: Sermon 33
  18. Psalm 119: Sermon 50
  19. Psalm 119: Sermon 72
  20. Psalm 119: Sermon 143
  21. The second Branch of Christ's Prophetical Office, consisting in the Illumination of the Understanding
    John Flavel · Luke 24:45 · No. 10
  22. Of the Instructiveness of the Death of Christ, in his seven last Words; the first of which is here illustrated
    John Flavel · Luke 23:34 · No. 30
  23. The Water of Life
  24. Instituted Religion not Intended to Undermine Natural
  25. The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus
  26. The Holiness of God
  27. The Fruits of the Spirit, the Same with Moral Virtures
  28. Of the Necessity of Good Works
  29. The Efficacy of Prayer for Obtaining the Holy Spirit
  30. Christian Morality, viz. a Lovely Carriage, &c
    Isaac Watts · No. 28
  31. Paul before Felix and Drusilla
  32. Justification by Faith alone
  33. True Grace
  34. The Original, Nature, Property, and Use of the Law
  35. The Necessity of Seeking Reconciliation with Men
  36. Saul's envy of david
  37. Christ Is All in All
  38. Unity Recommended
  39. The Stillness with Which the Temple Was Built
  40. Encouragement to Exertion
  41. The Fear of God Inculcated
  42. A Wise Deportment Delineated
  43. Practical Religion Enforced
  44. Wisdom of True Piety
  45. BLESSEDNESS OF THOSE WHO LOVE GOD's LAW
  46. The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
  47. Men Known by Their Fruits
  48. Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
  49. The Importance of Faith in Prayer
  50. Caution against Hypocrisy
  51. Ministerial Fidelity
  52. A Conscience Void of Offence"
  53. The Means of Attaining True Wisdom
  54. The Christian's Girdle
  55. The Salvation of Men Traced to Its Proper Source
  56. The Way to Obtain True Wisdom
  57. Making Our Calling and Election Sure
  58. Epistle to Thyatira
  59. The way in which sinners cover their sins
  60. Christ the Minister of the Church
  61. The Yoke of Christ
  62. The Family of God
  63. Salvation As It Is Now Received
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · 1 Peter 1:8–9 · 10 November 1910 · No. 3223
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