Numbers 21:7
7Therefore the people came to Moses, and said, We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord, and against thee; pray unto the Lord, that he take away the serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people.
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Preached on Numbers 21:7 2
- The Poison and the Antidote
- The First Setting Up of the Bronze SerpentCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Numbers 21:4–9 · 10 May 1883 · No. 1722
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- Tractate 12 on John
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- II. Homilia De Exaltatione Sanctae Crucis. (xiv Sept)Peter Damian · No. 48
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- De multiplici visione, et illa quae prophetam facitAelred of Rievaulx · No. 3
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- Die dritte Wittenberger Predigt
- Carnal Security and its Vices
- The seconde homilee concerning the death and passion of our sauiour Christ
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- Solomon's thanksgiving prayer
- Looking to Christ
- The Saviour Lifted Up, and the Look of FaithCharles Grandison Finney · John 3:14 · No. 4
- Two Wilderness IncidentsCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Numbers 21:1–6 · 8 September 1910 · No. 3214
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