Lamentations 3:21

²¹This I recall to my mind, therefore have I hope.

KJV

Preached on Lamentations 3:21 1

1. Memory—The Handmaid Of Hope
   Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Lamentations 3:21 · 15 October 1865 · No. 654

Also citing Lamentations 3:21 16

1. Psalm 119: Sermon 17
   Thomas Manton · Psalms 119:16 · No. 17
2. Psalm 119: Sermon 106
   Thomas Manton · Psalms 119:100 · No. 106
3. Containing the first general Use of Exhortation, inviting all Men to apply Jesus Christ
   John Flavel · Matthew 11:28 · No. 9
4. Of the manner of Christ's Death, in respect of the Patience thereof
   John Flavel · Isaiah 53:7 · No. 29
5. Israel’s Hope Encouraged
   John Bunyan · Psalms 130:7
6. The Holy City; Or, the New Jerusalem
   John Bunyan · Revelation 21:10–27
7. On Hope: Sermon 17
   John Howe · Romans 8:24 · No. 17
8. David's distress and consolation
   Charles Simeon · Psalms 38:1
9. The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
   Charles Simeon · Proverbs 15:8
10. Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
    Charles Simeon
11. Paul's meekness
    Charles Simeon · 1 Corinthians 4:12
12. The way in which sinners cover their sins
    Asahel Nettleton · No. 29
13. Den 7 December
    Carl Olof Rosenius · Lamentations 3:40
14. Solitude, Silence, Submission
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Lamentations 3:28–29 · 7 June 1896 · No. 2468
15. Comfort for Those Whose Prayers Are Feeble
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Lamentations 3:56 · 12 March 1908 · No. 3083
16. Satan's Arrows and God's
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Lamentations 3:12–13 · 10 August 1911 · No. 3262