Mark 5:6
6But when he saw Jesus afar off, he ran and worshipped him,
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Preached on Mark 5:6 3
- De daemoniacoPeter Chrysologus · Mark 5:1–999 · No. 17
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- He Ran, and He RanCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 5:6 · 7 March 1897 · No. 2507
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- De Haemorrhoissa, et filia archisynagogi. Hoc loco D. Petrus obmutuit, cujus silentii ratio abunde redditur sermone 86Peter Chrysologus · No. 36
- De Syrophoenissa, sive ChananeaPeter Chrysologus · No. 100
- Dominica III Post Epiphaniam
- Cxii 112Hildebert of Lavardin · Genesis 12:1–999 · No. 112
- De quatuor generibus hominum coelum obtinentiumBernard of Clairvaux · No. 99
- If Philosophi serue to tru Theology or diuiniti, & in what maner If Philosophi serue to tru Theology or diuiniti, & in what manerBernardino Ochino · No. 3
- The fyfth Sermon of maister Doctour Latymers. Matth. ix. Luc 8. Marc. 5Hugh Latimer · Matthew 9 · No. 12
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- Preached at VVhite-hall, the 30. Aprill 1620John Donne · Song of Solomon 2:6 · No. 74
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- Satan, Self, Sin and the SaviorCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Mark 5:9 · 13 June 1912 · No. 3306