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Mark 3:20

20And the multitude cometh together again, so that they could not so much as eat bread.

KJV

Preached on Mark 3:20 1

  1. De eo qui habebat manum aridam

Also citing Mark 3:20 21

  1. Homily 3 on Matthew
  2. De Exodi Lectione Sextus
  3. De Evangelii Lectione Primus
  4. De S. Bartholomaeo Apostolo. (xxiv Aug.)
    Peter Damian · No. 41
  5. De Sancta Columba Virgine Et Martyre (xxx Dec.)
    Peter Damian · No. 66
  6. IN QUADRAGESIMA SERMO TERTIUS. De poenitentia
  7. DOMINICA I ADVENTUS DOMINI. Christi adventus cur tam diu dilatus sit, de triplici silentio, cur Filius et non Pater aut Spiritus sanctus venerit, cur de muliere tantum corpus assumpserit humanum, cur tot opprobria et supplicia voluerit sustinere, et de qu
    Innocent III · No. 1
  8. Of the holie Ghost, the third person in Trinitie to be worshipped, and of his diuine power
  9. Of good and euill spirites, that is, of the holie Angels of God, and of diuels or euill spirits, and of their operations
  10. Homily 7 on the Acts of the Apostles
  11. THE EIGHTEENTH SERMON. Our helpe be in the name of God, &c. It is written as followeth in the second Chapter of the Canticle of Canticles, the 5.6. and 7. verses
  12. Homily 82 on the Acts of the Apostles
  13. An Homilee of repentaunce, and of true reconciliation vnto God
  14. A looking Glasse for Christians
  15. Christ the Example of ministers
  16. The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
  17. Directions for an Acceptable Approach to God
  18. Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
  19. The way in which sinners cover their sins
  20. The Real Lesson of Easter
  21. Christ's Transfigured Face
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Matthew 17:2 · 2 June 1901 · No. 2729
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