Proverbs 27:7
7The full soul loatheth an honeycomb; but to the hungry soul every bitter thing is sweet.
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Preached on Proverbs 27:7 1
- Spiritual AppetiteCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Proverbs 27:7 · 4 April 1875 · No. 1227
Also citing Proverbs 27:7 24
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- The Way to Vvalke inHenry Smith · Romans 13:13 · No. 10
- A Sermon Preached at Pauls Cross to the Lords of the Council, and other Honorable Persons, 24. Mart. 1616. It being the Anniversary of the Kings coming to the Crown, and his…John Donne · Proverbs 22:11 · No. 24
- Preached at S. Pauls, May 8. 1625John Donne · Psalms 62:9 · 8 May 1625 · No. 65
- The way and means of the recovery of spiritual decays, and of obtaining fresh springs of grace
- The Art of Divine Contentment: An Exposition of Philippians 4:11
- The nature of spiritual hungerThomas Watson · Matthew 5:6 · No. 13
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- The way in which sinners cover their sinsAsahel Nettleton · No. 29
- God's call refusedGardiner Spring · Proverbs 1:1–999 · No. 20
- Two Ancient ProverbsCharles Haddon Spurgeon · Proverbs 29:25 · 20 February 1908 · No. 3080