Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 7, f. 531 MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 16. If men have parted with the world for Christ in their hearts it may well be expected that they should make it manifest by actually parting with it as they are called" (p. 1) [1743], 1757 b. 7, f. 532 MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 18. They that truly come to Christ: they accept of His cross as well as His salvation" (p. 1) [1743], 1757 b. 7, f. 533 MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 22. Carnal men may seem to be with Christ and to be good friends with Him a little while but are wont soon to fall out with Him and forsake him" (p. 1) [1743], 1757 b. 7, f. 534 MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 25. Riches are commonly a great hindrance on the way of men's salvation" (p. 1) [1743, 1757?] b. 7, f. 535 MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 26. Christ when upon earth was wont to treat his disciples with wonderful tenderness and true gentleness" (p. 1) [1743, 1757?] MARK 10:17-27: "Obs. 1. There are many that have a great desire to have eternal life and take considerable pains for it that yet never obtain it" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1049 1754 Feb b. 7, f. 536 MARK 10:32-34: "Christ's behaviour when the time of his death drew near was very wonderful" (p. 2) 1749 Oct b. 7, f. 537 MARK 10:49: "Tis sucient warrant to any to come to Christ that Christ calls them" (p. 4) 1735/6 Jan b. 7, f. 538 MARK 14:3: "1. I shall briefly take notice of the nature and circumstances of the external act of this woman [Mary]. 2. Observe how it was resented by Jesus Christ on whom the act was done. 3. Give the reason why it was so resented..." (p. 1) 1741 May b. 7, f. 539 MARK 16:5: "The heavenly inhabitants do as it were remain in eternal youth" (p. 2) "Quarterly lecture" 1747 Nov MARK 16:15-16: "What is meant by believing in Christ. For a man to believe in Christ is to come to him with all the heart, to take him for his Saviour and give himself to him, to be one of his people, and to have all his dependence on Christ to make him happy" (p. 3) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 13, folder 1050 1750/1, 1752 b. 7, f. 540 LUKE 1:17: "After a dead time in religion tis very requisite that religion should revive in heads of families and those that have the care of children in order to a people's being fitted for so great a privilege as to have God remarkably dwelling among them" (p. 1) "Meeting of middle aged people, from 26 to 50" 1741 Aug b. 7, f. 541 LUKE 1:77-79: "How a sinner that has oended God should be reconciled to him again and restored to his favor, could be known no other way but by divine revelation" "Lecture," "at New Haven" 1739, 1756 SERMONS (continued)   Page 52 of 125