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Luke 2:30 in Puritan & Reformed Writings

Every work in the library that cites Luke 2:30, sorted by how often it engages the passage.

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Luke 2:30 13 works in the library
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Luke 2:30
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[30] For mine eyes have seen thy salvation,
King James Bible (1611). Public domain.
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Annotations upon the Holy BibleCommentary / Sermon
Matthew Poole 1683 3 citations
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Heaven on Earth
Thomas Brooks 1866 3 citations
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Our Dying Saviour's Legacy of Peace to His DisciplesCommentary / Sermon
John Higginson 1686 2 citations
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Exposition on Second CorinthiansCommentary / Sermon
Anthony Burgess 1661 1 citation
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Tropologia: A Key to Open Scripture MetaphorsCommentary / Sermon
Benjamin Keach 1856 1 citation
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The Storming of Antichrist, in His Two Last and Strongest Garrisons of Compulsion of Conscience and Infant Baptism
Christopher Blackwood 1644 1 citation
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A Treatise of the Covenant of Grace
John Ball 1645 1 citation
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An Exposition of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Colossians, Vol. 2Commentary / Sermon
John Davenant 1831 1 citation
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Exposition of LukeCommentary / Sermon
John Gill 1809 1 citation
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Of Communion with God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
John Owen 1862 1 citation
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Commentary Vol 4 (Isaiah to Malachi)Commentary / Sermon
Matthew Henry 1828 1 citation
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The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Vol. 6Commentary / Sermon
Richard Sibbes 1862 1 citation
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The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Vol. 2Commentary / Sermon
Richard Sibbes 1862 1 citation
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