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Sermons on Luke 12:19

3 sermons indexed on Homilitics cite Luke 12:19 (1855–1859), ordered by reference confidence with approved transcript snippets where available.

Sermons

The Character of Christ's People
Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Nov 22, 1855 · 77% match

“Or did you not sit down and say, “Now, soul, take thine ease; thou hast goods laid up for many years; eat, drink, and be merry”?”
The Bed and Its Covering
Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Jan 9, 1859 · 77% match

“He becomes a merchant prince, a millionaire, and he says unto himself, “Soul, take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry; thou hast much goods laid up for many years.”
The Enchanted Ground
Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Feb 3, 1856 · 76% match

“When all is downy, then the most likely thing will be that you will say, “Soul, soul, you have much goods laid up for many years, take your rest, eat, drink, and be merry.”