Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 3, f. 171 PS. 94:10: "Those that are of God's own people have much more reason to fear God's chastisements for their sins than others" (p. 4) 1739/40 Feb b. 3, f. 172 PS. 94:12: "He is a happy man though an aicted one, whom God chastens and teaches out of his word" (p. 2) n.d. b. 3, f. 173 PS. 94:12: "Blessed is the man whom thou chastenest [text]. God's dealings with the righteous and wicked are here compared" "At Pascommuck" 1745/6 Feb PS. 95:7-8: "That it is our great duty forthwith without any delay to hearken to God's voice" (p. 7) See: Box 13, folder 966 n.d. PS. 102:25-26: "That this present world shall one day come to an end" (p. 3) See: Box 13, folders 967-968 n.d. b. 3, f. 174 PS. 106:5: "They above all others are truly blessed ones that are admitted to see the good of God's chosen, and to rejoice in the gladness of God's nation, and to glory with his inheritance" (p. 5) 1737 Aug b. 3, f. 175 PS. 108:4: "God is a Being of transcendent mercy" (p. 2) n.d. b. 3, f. 176 PS. 110:2: "Christ will rule in the midst of his enemies" (p. 3) "Lecture" 1733 May b. 3, f. 177 PS. 110:4: "Subject: Christ's priestly oce...It is this oce of Christ in the execution of which he makes atonement for the sin of men and procures for them the favor and blessing of God" (p. 3) 1744, 1755 b. 3, f. 178 PS. 111:5: "God never fails in any instance of faithfulness to the covenant engagements he has entered into in behalf of any of mankind" (p. 2) "Quarterly lecture" 1745 Aug PS. 112:1: "Good men are happy men" (p. 1) Preached to Mohawks See: Box 13, folder 969 1750/1 Feb b. 3, f. 179 PS. 113:6: "The subject I intend to insist on from these words is, God's humbling himself to behold the things that are in heaven" (p. 1) "Thanksgiving" 1742 Nov 11 PS. 115:1: "That it is the temper of the truly godly to delight to exalt God and to lay themselves low" (p. 2) See: Box 13, folder 970 n.d. b. 3, f. 180 PS. 115:17-18: "The blessedness of the saints in heaven consists very much in continually praising and glorifying God" (p. 4) "Thanksgiving" 1747 Nov 26 b. 3, f. 181 PS. 116:12: "When persons have received signal mercies of God, it becomes 'em to be earnestly inquisitive what they shall render to the Lord for all his benefits towards them" (p. 3) 1735/6 Feb SERMONS (continued)   Page 22 of 125