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Sermons on Romans 12

3 indexed sermons reference Romans 12 (1858–1861), ranked by reference confidence. Recent voices preaching this passage include Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Most-cited verses: v.1 (22), v.2 (19), v.4 (8), v.5 (15), v.10 (10).

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Sermons

  • The World Turned Upside Down
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · May 9, 1858 · Romans 12 v.20 · 94% match

    “He says, “If thine enemy hunger feed him, and if he thirst give him drink, for in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head.”

  • Personal Service
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · May 3, 1860 · Romans 12 v.1 · 79% match

    “By the streaming veins then, of the Lord Jesus Christ, by the blessed body which for your sake endured the curse—the curse of toil, aggravated till it became not the sweat of the face, but the sweat of the heart in very drops of blood—by these I hold the reasonableness of your personal service to Him, and “I beseech y…”

  • The March! (Last of The New Park Street Pulpit sermons.)
    Charles Haddon Spurgeon · Mar 31, 1861 · Romans 12 v.19 · 78% match

    ““Avenge not yourself, but rather give place unto wrath.”

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