Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date PS. 1:3: "Christ is to the heart of a true saint like a river to the roots of a tree that is planted by it" (p. 1) Lecture to Stockbridge Indians before Sacrament See: Box 13, folder 955 [1751?] Aug b. 2, f. 120 PS. 2:3-4: "However wicked men oppose God's rule over them and endeavor to cast it o, all their attempts will be vain for God will still rule over them" (p. 2) 1744 Jul b. 2, f. 121 PS. 2:6: "Subject, kingly oce of Christ" (p. 2) 1744, 1755 PS. 5:4-5: "Subject: the infinite evil of sin" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 956 1752 Mar b. 2, f. 122 PS. 7:8: "Tis a blessed thing to some persons that God is to be their judge" (p. 1) 1736[?] Oct b. 2, f. 123 PS. 7:11: "...that which the present enquiry relates to is God's anger towards the wicked" (p. 1) 1749/50 Feb b. 2, f. 124 PS. 8:4-5: "Man is a creature who in his nature is vastly inferior to the angels" (p. 6) 1744/5 Feb b. 2, f. 125 PS. 10:6: "That wicked men ben't apt to be sensible but that it will always be with them as it is now" (p. 2) n.d. b. 2, f. 126 PS. 10:17: "God's manner is first to prepare men's hearts and then to answer their prayers" (p. 2) "Fast" 1735 Mar b. 2, f. 127 PS. 13:3: "1. I would shew when the souls of persons may be said to be asleep. 2. How that there are some persons that do sleep the sleep of death" (p. 3) 1741 Jun b. 2, f. 128 PS. 14:1: "A principle of atheism possesses the hearts of all ungodly men" (p. 2) n.d. PS. 14:1: "There certainly is a God" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 957 1752 Dec b. 2, f. 129 PS. 17:3: "The manner of men's behavior in secret and when hid from the eye of the world is a much greater proof of their sincerity than what they do openly" (p. 1) 1748 Aug b. 2, f. 130 PS. 18:26: "They that contend with God can expect no other than that God will contend with them" (p. 3) n.d. b. 2, f. 131 PS. 18:35: [Text: Thy gentleness hath made me great.] "In the doctrinal handling of these words I shewed how this word David says of himself is applicable to all the saints; and 1. I shewed how they are become great, and 2. how tis God's gentleness that hath made them so." [c. 1739-40?] SERMONS (continued)   Page 18 of 125