4 sermons preach from Genesis 49 — 2 from real church libraries, transcribed and indexed to the verse, and 2 from the classic library.
“The speaker cites Genesis 49:10 regarding the lion from the tribe of Judah and the obedience of the nations.”
Charles Spurgeon
PERFECT STABILITY has ceased from the world since the day when Adam fell. He was stable enough when in the garden he was obedient to his Master's will, but when he ate of the forbidden fruit he did not only slide himself, but he shook the…
Read the full text“The speaker cites Genesis 49:10 regarding the lion from the tribe of Judah and the obedience of the nations.”
A sermon on Revelation 4–5 that defines biblical worship (Romans 12) as giving worth to God, shows why God and Jesus are worthy of worship (creator, sustainer, redeemer), and applies this to daily Christian life—calling for transformed hearts, persevering hope, repentance, and active discipleship.
“Look at Genesis 49 and 22. His character is described as a tree.”
A Bible study exploring the biblical symbolism of trees—especially the tree of life in the midst of the garden—and how Jesus is pictured as the giving, life-giving 'tree' from Genesis through Revelation, with practical application for spiritual insight, evangelism, and discipleship.
Charles Spurgeon
It must have been a fine sight to see the hoary-headed Jacob sitting up in his bed whilst he bestowed his parting benediction upon his twelve sons. He had been noble in many instances during his life--at the sleeping place of Bethel, the brook of Jabbok,…
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