Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 7, f. 566 LUKE 12:16-21: "Doc. I. God oftentimes gives those men that he hates great outward prosperity" (p. 1) 1749 Dec b. 8, f. 567 LUKE 12:35-36: "Men ought so to improve the time of life that when they come to die they may have nothing to do but to die" (p. 2) Preached to Stockbridge Indians 1742-54 b. 8, f. 568 LUKE 12:44: "True saints who acquit themselves as Christ's faithful servants and stewards in this world, in the world to come shall be admitted to the possession of his whole estate" (p. 1) 1749 Dec LUKE 13:5: "Without true repentance for sin there is no escaping eternal ruin" (p. 3) See: Box 14, folder 1066 n.d. LUKE 13:7: "A people that live under the gospel are as it were God's orchard" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 14, folder 1067 1751 Jun b. 8, f. 569 LUKE 13:7: "God does as it were cause you to see whether those that lie under the gospel do bring forth good fruit" New Year's Day to the Stockbridge Indians 1753 Jan b. 8, f. 570 LUKE 13:24: [Text: Strive to enter at the strait gate], fragment n.d. b. 8, f. 571 LUKE 13:28: Begins: "Will not be with/ Separated. /Great gulf..." n.d. b. 8, f. 572 LUKE 13:28-29: "Wicked men will hereafter will have this to aggravate their woe that they shall see many of all kinds and nations admitted into glory when they themselves are thrust out" (p. 3) "This I have preached at New Place," "Preached this at Chickaby," preached to Stockbridge Indians" n.d. b. 8, f. 573 LUKE 13:30: "That some that seem to be first among professors in this world will appear to be last in the other world and so on the contrary some that are last will be first" (p. 3) n.d. LUKE 14:16: "Obs. 1. The provision which God has made for the good for the souls of men by Jesus Christ is like a great feast" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 14, folder 1068 1752 Nov b. 8, f. 574 LUKE 14:16-24: "1. Briefly explain the parable. 2. Observe how it was verified in Christ and the apostles' days. 3. Observe how this parable is adapted to our case and how applicable it is for our instruction and warning that live in these days and in this place. 4. Conclude with an agreeable exhortation" (p. 1) "On occasion of the news of Mr. Brainard's success among the Indians/ Lecture before the sacrament" 1746 Apr b. 8, f. 575 LUKE 14:26: "They that have seemingly come to Christ that don't love Christ far above their dearest earthly enjoyments, they are not Christ's disciples" (p. 2) 1744 May SERMONS (continued)   Page 56 of 125