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Sermons on Luke 4:3

1 sermon indexed on Homilitics cite Luke 4:3 (1855), ordered by reference confidence with approved transcript snippets where available.

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  • The Remembrance of Christ
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Jan 7, 1855 · 75% match

    “” I think I see him, with his cunning smile, and his malicious leer, as he held the stone and said, “If”—blasphemous if—“If thou be the Son of God, command that this stone shall become a meal for me and You, for both of us are hungry, and it will be an act of mercy, You can do it easily, speak the word and it shall be…”

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