Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 12, f. 886 REV. 1:5-6: "Unto him that loved us... and his father." "In speaking from these words I would 1. Speak of Christ's love to his chosen people here mentioned. 2. [Speak] of those fruits of his love that are here spoken of" (p. 1), "1. "That the blood of Christ is a real atonement for sin" (p. 9), two sermons 1745 Jul REV. 1:7: "...this coming of Christ at the day of judgement is what I shall make the subject of my present discourse" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 14, folder 1140 1750/1, 1752 b. 12, f. 887 REV. 1:17-18: "Tis a solid foundation of comfort to the people of God, that Christ is one that was dead and is alive and is to die no more" (p. 4) "at Springfield" 1734-58 b. 12, f. 888 REV. 2:4-5: "When any visible people of God continue long and cold and dead and declining in the things of religion, there is a danger that God will take away their religious advantages" (p. 3) n.d. b. 12, f. 889 REV. 2:17: "...the subject that I would now handle, viz. that white stone and new name written in it that no man knows but he that receives it" (p. 1) 1742 Dec b. 12, f. 890 REV. 2:19: "Tis a very pleasing sight to Jesus Christ, to see his people making progress in grace and good works and the last to be more than the first" (p. 3) n.d. b. 12, f. 891 REV. 3:5: "That he that overcomes in the spiritual warfare, Christ will confess his name before his Father and before his angels" (p. 4) n.d. b. 12, f. 892 REV. 3:5: "Christ will not be ashamed hereafter to own each one of them that have been his sincere and faithful followers before his Father and before his angels" (p. 3) 1757, n.d. b. 12, f. 893 REV. 3:7: "I would shew how Christ is said to have the key of David. 2. How when he opens no man shutteth. 3. How when he shuts no man opens..." (pp. 1-2) "Lecture"; "at Boston"; "Sheeld[?]"; "Eliz[abeth] Town" 1741-53 b. 12, f. 894 REV. 3:12: "1. I would shew that those that are, thorough Christians are properly decyphered by that, that they are they that overcome. 2. I would speak particularly of these three promises to such...viz. that Christ will write upon them..." (p. 4) "Lecture" 1740, 1752 b. 12, f. 895 REV. 3:15: "That a man had better be a heathen than to dier from 'em only in common light and profession" (p. 2) n.d. b. 12, f. 896 REV. 3:20: Nothing else is required of us in order to our having an interest in Christ, but that we should find it in our hearts to be willing that Christ should be ours and we his" (p. 5) 1734 Mar b. 12, f. 897 REV. 3:20: "I would consider and improve the text... in distinct propositions. I. Christ comes to [the] sinner's door..." (p. 1) 1741 Sept SERMONS (continued)   Page 82 of 125