Sermons on Proverbs 16

Sermons

• A Caution to the Presumptuous

  Charles Haddon Spurgeon · May 13, 1855 · Proverbs 16 v.18 · 94% match

  “Pride comes before a fall and a haughty spirit is the usher of destruction.”

• The Day of Atonement

  Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Aug 10, 1856 · Proverbs 16 v.33 · 89% match

  ““The lot is cast into the lap, but the whole disposing thereof is of the LORD.”

• A Psalm of Remembrance

  Charles Haddon Spurgeon · May 22, 1859 · Proverbs 16 v.7 · 87% match

  “His ways please the Lord and, therefore, He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him.”

• Mercy, Omnipotence and Justice

  Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Jun 21, 1857 · Proverbs 16 v.32 · 76% match

  “And he that can keep his own temper down and subdue himself, is greater than he who rules a city or can conquer nations.”

• A Wise Desire

  Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Jul 8, 1855 · Proverbs 16 v.33 · 76% match

  “Turn now to a proverb from the wise man—Proverbs 16:33—“The lot is cast into the lap, but the whole disposing thereof is of the LORD.”

Most-cited verses in Proverbs 16

• v.4 (5)
• v.5 (5)
• v.9 (8)
• v.16 (5)
• v.18 (7)
• v.25 (8)
• v.33 (6)

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