Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 5, f. 381 EZEK. 33:4-5: "If men but be sensible of the need of it, they ordinarily have it in their power to take likely methods in order to their salvation" (p. 4) "Preached at Springfield" 1735/6 Feb EZEK. 33:7-9: "Tis kind and friendly in ministers and not what they should at all dislike, when ministers warn sinners of their danger of God's wrath" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1010 1754 Nov b. 5, f. 382 EZEK. 36:36-37: "Tis the duty of God's people to be much in prayer for that great out-pouring of the Spirit that God has promised shall be in the latter days" (p. 1) 1745/6 Feb b. 5, f. 383 EZEK. 39:28-29: "When God pours his Spirit upon a people, tis a thing greatly to be desired that God would continue the tokens of his presence and mercy amongst them and no more depart from them" (p. 2) 1735 Jul b. 5, f. 384 EZEK. 44:9: "Tis the mind and will of God that none should be admitted to full communion in the church of Christ but such has in profession and in the eye of a reasonable judgment are truly saints or godly persons" (p. 4) Apparently the series Jonathan Edwards gave in defense of his position in the Northampton communion controversy. 1749 b. 5, f. 385 EZEK. 47:11: "Some men, whatsoever means and advantages they have, and how much soever the work of conversion is carried on, will never be converted." (p. 4) n.d. b. 5, f. 386 DAN. 4:35: "That God doth whatever he pleases" (p. 5) n.d. b. 5, f. 387 DAN. 5:5-6: "Guilt is a thing that is sucient to ruin sensual pleasures" (p. 3) n.d. b. 5, f. 388 DAN. 5:25: "God's manner of dealing with wicked men that continue in sin first to finish their days and then to bring 'em into judgment and then to destroy 'em" (p. 1) 1741/2 Jan b. 5, f. 389 DAN. 6:23: "Faith renders those things that are most terrible in their own nature harmless to believers" 1733 Sep b. 5, f. 390 HOS. 1:11: "They that do truly believe in Christ do therein by their own act appoint Christ to be their Head" (p. 4) 1744, 1757 b. 5, f. 391 HOS. 3:1-3: "The covenant there is between God and professing people is like the marriage covenant" (p. 1) "Quarterly lecture" 1748 Aug b. 5, f. 392 HOS. 5:15: "That tis God's manner to make men sensible of their misery and unworthiness, before he appears in his mercy and love to them" (p. 3) n.d. b. 5, f. 393 HOS. 11:3: "The aair of seeking salvation is an aair wherein persons do exceedingly need God's help" (p. 5) 1740/1 Feb 17[?] b. 5, f. 394 HOS. 11:9: "That tis well for us that God is not as we are" (p. 3) Preached to Stockbridge Indians 1754, n.d. HOS. 13:9: "Those sinners that are saved, it is God saves them" (p. 1) See: Box 13, folder 1011 n.d. SERMONS (continued)   Page 39 of 125