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Luke 16

Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.

Luke 16:1

2 sermons

  • “Now it is also evident from other Scripture that, when one studies ‘stewardship’, one must recognize the fact that men are also stewards to other men and are responsible to their superiors, masters or employers, as we see over here in Lk 16:1-2:”

    Stewardship 1986Lee Vayle, November 29, 1986

  • “Now, before we read on page 11 again, let us note that this is rich Laodicea, Rev 3:14-21, and is the omega of alpha, Lk 16:1-13.”

    Seed of Discrepancy #24Lee Vayle, January 21, 1996

Luke 16:8

1 sermon

Luke 16:9

3 sermons

Luke 16:11

1 sermon

  • “This helps us to realize what we read over there in Lk 16:11-13.”

    Stewardship 1986Lee Vayle, November 29, 1986

Luke 16:12

1 sermon

Luke 16:13

1 sermon

  • “The challenge of two kingdoms, and we're going to start to read in the Book of 1 Timothy 6:6-12, and just one verse in Luke 16:13.”

    Challenge of Two KingdomsLee Vayle, December 29, 1974. Names it 2 times.

Luke 16:14

2 sermons

Luke 16:19

4 sermons

Luke 16:22

1 sermon

  • “[Lk 16:22-23] So there, (you know) you can see that the sensate, he wants to be satisfied and gratified.”

    Question and Answers 1483Lee Vayle, March 16, 1983

Luke 16:25

1 sermon

Luke 16:27

1 sermon

Luke 16:28

1 sermon

Luke 16:30

1 sermon

  • “Appearing is Luke 16:30.”

    Masterpiece #6Lee Vayle, August 15, 1984

Luke 16:31

1 sermon

Luke 16, the chapter as a whole

1 sermon

  • “If you believe that the 16th chapter of the book of Luke is not a parable that you get judged when you die, well, then you see us throw everything out of kilter.”

    Rapture #1Lee Vayle, March 31, 1968