Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection
GEN MSS 151
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I COR. 6:19-20: "1. How Christians are bought with a price" (p. 1) "2. The price
he bought them with was his own blood 3. What Christ has bought 'em
for" (p. 2)
Preached to Stockbridge Indians
See: Box 14, folder 1102
1753 Apr
I COR. 6:19-20: "I. Christians are bought with a price" (p. 1) "II. Therefore we
are God's...III. Therefore they are not their own...IV. Therefore we should
glorify God in our bodies and in our spirits" (p 2)
Preached to Stockbridge Indians
See: Box 14, folder 1103
1754 Feb
b. 10, f. 725 I COR. 8:13: "We ought to be exceedingly careful that we don't lead others
into sin" (p. 4)
n.d.
b. 10, f. 726 I COR. 9:26: "Two observations: Obser. 1. Persons should not content
themselves with that religion which they only hope will carry em to heaven,
but should get that which they may be sure will carry 'em to heaven" (p. 1)
1741, 1757
b. 10, f. 727 I COR. 9:26: "In the business that must be done in order to our salvation, we
had need to behave ourselves as soldiers in war where they meet with great
strength and mighty opposition" (p. 2)
1745 Aug
b. 10, f. 728 I COR 10:8-11: "Those awful temporal destructions that we have an account
of God's bringing on wicked men of old are types and shadows of God's
eternal judgments" (p. 4)
n.d.
b. 10, f. 729 I COR. 10:11: "The things that came to pass to the children of Israel in
traveling from Egypt through the wilderness to Canaan are resemblances of
what comes to pass to souls in their spiritual travel" (p. 3)
1735 Jun
b. 10, f. 730 I COR. 10:16: "The thing designed by the sacrament of the Lord's Supper is
the communion of Christians in the body and blood of Christ" (p. 4)
n.d.
b. 10, f. 731 I COR. 10:16: "I. I would explain in what manner the sacrament of Lord's
[Supper] is the communion of the body and blood of Christ" (p. 1) "II. Tis the
communion as it is a means of it..." (p. 12)
1745, 1756
b. 10, f. 732 I COR. 10:17: The Lord's Supper is a feast appointed to signify and seal
Christians' union to Christ and one to another" (p. 2)
1749/50 Jan
I COR. 10:17: "The Lord's Supper was instituted as a solemn representation
and seal of the holy and spiritual union of Christ's people with Christ and one
to another" (p. 2)
"Lecture before Sacrament at Stockbridge"
See: Box 14, folder 1104
1750/1 Jan
b. 10, f. 733 I COR. 10:22: "They that are so daring as to provoke God to jealousy would do
well to consider whether their strength be sucient to oppose to his" (p. 3)
n.d.
b. 10, f. 734 I COR. 11:3: "God the father acts as the head of the Trinity in all things
appertaining to the aair of man's redemption" (p. 2)
1746 Mar
SERMONS (continued)
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