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(SPANISH) Lo que Dios no puede hacer! Sermón número 568, Entregado el domingo por la mañana, 8 de mayo de 1864, Por el Reverendo C. H. Spurgeon, En el tabernáculo metropolitano, Newington. “Dios, que no puede mentir.” Tito 1: 2.,

Sermon #567 – Labor In Vain Delivered On Sunday Morning, May 1, 1864, By The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, At The Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. “Jonah Said Unto Them, Take Me Up And Cast Me Forth Into The Sea; So Shall The Sea Be Calm Unto You: For I Know That For My Sake This Great … Continue reading Sermon #567 – Labor In Vain →

Sermón #567 TRABAJO EN VANO pronunció en la mañana del domingo, 1 de mayo de 1864, por el REV. C. H. SPURGEON, en el tabernáculo metropolitano, NEWINGTON. “Jonás les dijo: me lleve y me fundido sucesivamente en el mar; así será el mar calma á vosotros: porque yo sé que por mi causa esta gran … Continue reading (SPANISH) Sermón #567 – TRABAJO EN VANO →

Sermon #566 General And Yet Particular Delivered On Sunday Morning, April 24, 1864, By The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, At The Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. “You Have Given Him Power Over All Flesh, That He Should Give Eternal Life To As Many As You Have Given Him.” John 17:2.

Sermón #566 General y, sin embargo, particular emitido el domingo por la mañana, 24 de abril de 1864, por el REV. C, H. SPURGEON, en el tabernáculo metropolitano, NEWINGTON. “Que le has dado potestad sobre toda carne, para que dé vida eterna a tantos como le ha dado” ( Juan 17:2).

Sermon #565 The Great Liberator Delivered On Sunday Morning, April 17, 1864, By The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, At The Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. “If The Son Therefore Shall Make You Free, You Shall Be Free, Indeed.” John 8:36.

Sermon #564 A Promise For Us And For Our Children Delivered On Sunday Morning, April 10, 1864, By The Rev. C, H. Spurgeon, At The Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington. “Yet Now Hear, O Jacob, My Servant. And Israel, Whom I Have Chosen: Thus Says The Lord That Made You And Formed You From The Womb, Which … Continue reading Sermon #564 – A Promise Four Us And Four Our Children →