Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 3, f. 182 PS. 118:6-9: "I. How men are apt to trust men..." (p. 1) Stockbridge Fast 1756 Jul b. 3, f. 183 PS. 119:1-3: "As we would approve ourselves true saints we must obey God's commands [or "commandments"] universally, perseveringly, and with our whole hearts" (p. 3) 1744/5 Feb PS. 119:1-6: "I. He that is a good man walks in a holy way..." (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 971 1754 Mar b. 3, f. 184 PS. 119:2: "That the way to receive the blessed fruits of religion is to practice it with our whole hearts" (p. 3) n.d. b. 3, f. 185 PS. 119:3: "The spirit that godly men are of is a spirit to be perfectly holy" (p. 2) 1737, 1757 PS. 119:18: "Men are naturally blind, so that they don't [see] the main things in the word of God" (p. 1) Stockbridge See: Box 13, folder 972 [1751?] Oct b. 3, f. 186 PS. 119:56: "When persons have strictly adhered to their duty under temptation & opposition they commonly afterwards in this world find that benefit & reward of it that makes glad they have done so" (p. 5) 1740 Sep PS. 119:60: "That we ought to make religion our present and immediate business" (p. 2) See: Box 13, folder 973 n.d. PS. 119:60: "Man is made to dier from all the brute creatures in that respect, that he is capable of knowing God and knowing his will" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 13, folder 974 1751 Sep PS. 119:60-61: "Men ought to be much in thinking of their own ways" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 975 1754 Mar b. 3, f. 187 PS. 119:108: "In a right thanksgiving to God, heart and mouth and practice all go together" (p. 3) "Thanksgiving" 1744 Nov b. 3, f. 188 PS. 119:140: "Holy persons love holy things for their holiness" (p. 2) 1744, 1754 b. 3, f. 189 PS. 119:162: "The joy that is experienced by a soul, that spiritual good exhibited in the word of God, is often times like the joy of him that finds great spoils in war" (p. 1) Material from a discussion by Jonathan Edwards of the grounds on which a wife may leave her husband on pp. 2-3 1749 Nov SERMONS (continued)   Page 23 of 125