Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date LUKE 6:45: "The speech of their mouths will shew that which their heart is full of" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1058 1753 Aug b. 7, f. 547 LUKE 6:45: "I. A good man has a good treasure in his heart..." (p. 1) Written on the back of Jonathan Edwards's rough draft of proposals for printing the Reply to Williams, preached to Stockbridge Indians 1753 Aug LUKE 6:45: "I. A wicked man has a treasure of evil in his heart" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1059 1753 Aug b. 7, f. 548 LUKE 6:48: "They that would build an hope of heaven well should dig deep and lay their foundation on a rock" (p. 2) 1738/9 Jan b. 7, f. 549 LUKE 7:35: "All true saints justify the gospel of Jesus Christ" (p. 1) 1747 Jul b. 7, f. 550 LUKE 8:2-3: "When Christ has delivered persons from the power of Satan tis very becoming of them to shew their love to Christ by ministering to him of their substance" (p. 7) "Thanksgiving" 1739 Nov LUKE 8:26-39: "II. How wicked men are like the man possessed with devils" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1060 1754 Jun b. 7, f. 551 LUKE 8:27: "Obs. 1. Men as they are by nature are possessed with devils" (p. 2) 1741/2 Jan b. 7, f. 552 LUKE 8:28: "That there is no goodness in praying though it never be so earnestly merely out of a fear of misery" (p. 4) n.d. b. 7, f. 553 LUKE 9:18: "True Christians dier from all the world in their thoughts of Jesus Christ" (p. 4) n.d. LUKE 9:23: "That if we would be Christ's disciples it is necessary that we should deny ourselves" (p. 3) See: Box 13, folder 1061 n.d. LUKE 9:23: "I. Why it is necessary for a man if he would be a true Christian must deny himself" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1062 1755 Aug b. 7, f. 554 LUKE 9:30-31: "The death of Christ is a great subject of contemplation and discourse among the saints in glory" (p. 1) 1748, 1751 b. 7, f. 555 LUKE 9:51: "The subject: that Jesus Christ's steadfastness in going through with those labors and suerings that he came into the world for" (p. 1) 1746, 1757 SERMONS (continued)   Page 54 of 125