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Mark 5:37

37And he suffered no man to follow him, save Peter, and James, and John the brother of James.

KJV

Preached on Mark 5:37 2

  1. De daemoniaco
  2. Predigt am 24. Sonntag nach Trinitatis

Also citing Mark 5:37 28

  1. The Divels Banket. the first Sermon
  2. Festal Letter for 339
  3. Homily 31 on Matthew
  4. Super eadem verba Evangelii
  5. De filia archisynagogi, degue muliere sanguinis pro fluvio laborante
  6. De Haemorrhoissa, et filia archisynagogi. Hoc loco D. Petrus obmutuit, cujus silentii ratio abunde redditur sermone 86
  7. De Syrophoenissa, sive Chananea
  8. Dominica III Post Epiphaniam
  9. Cxii 112
  10. De quatuor generibus hominum coelum obtinentium
  11. If Philosophi serue to tru Theology or diuiniti, & in what maner If Philosophi serue to tru Theology or diuiniti, & in what maner
  12. The fyfth Sermon of maister Doctour Latymers. Matth. ix. Luc 8. Marc. 5
    Hugh Latimer · Matthew 9 · No. 12
  13. Homily 58 on the Acts of the Apostles
  14. Homily 126 on the Acts of the Apostles
  15. Preached at Lincolns Inne (no. 20)
    John Donne · Psalms 38:3 · No. 20
  16. Preached at VVhite-hall, the 30. Aprill 1620
  17. The Work of Jesus Christ as an Advocate
  18. The Saints’ Privilege and Profit
  19. The Jerusalem Sinner Saved Good News for the Vilest of Men
  20. Saved by Grace
  21. Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ
  22. The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
  23. Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
  24. The way in which sinners cover their sins
  25. Talitha Cumi
  26. The Touch
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 5:30–31 · 8 January 1882 · No. 1640
  27. He Ran, and He Ran
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 5:6 · 7 March 1897 · No. 2507
  28. Satan, Self, Sin and the Savior
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 5:9 · 13 June 1912 · No. 3306
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