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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2018 · 43 MIN

47. Christ’s Prayer for His People — John 17:15.

from Hear Spurgeon – A Charles Spurgeon Podcast · host Charles Spurgeon

“I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil.”—John 17:15. Main Points: 1. The meanings of this prayer – 3:43 2. The reasons of this prayer – 8:52 3. The doctrinal inferences that we may derive from it – 18:19 4. The practical […] The post 47. Christ’s Prayer for His People — John 17:15. appeared first on Hear Spurgeon.

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Christ's Prayer for His People (Sermon No. 47) “I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil.”—John 17:15. Main Points: 1. The meanings of this prayer – 3:43 2. The reasons of this prayer – 8:52 3. The doctrinal inferences that we may derive from it – 18:19 4. The practical lessons it teaches – 23:00 This sermon can be found in PDF and video form at HearSpurgeon.com/47 - Voiced by Zach and Devan Kispert © 2018 HearSpurgeon.com — A Charles Spurgeon Podcast We value your feedback! Contact us at [email protected]

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