Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 9, f. 700 ROM. 7:14: "That men as they are by nature are perfect slaves to corruption or they are entirely under the dominion of sin" (p. 2), two sermons n.d. b. 9, f. 701 ROM. 8:22: "The whole creation does as it were groan under the sins of wicked men" (p. 6) 1737, 1756 b. 9, f. 702 ROM. 8:29-30: "The things which God doth [doeth?] for the salvation and blessedness of the saints are like an inviolable chain reaching from a duration without beginning to a duration without end" (p. 3) "Contribution lecture" 1739 Dec 7 ROM. 8:34: "Tis impossible that they that believe in Christ should perish, because he died and rose again and went to heaven and lives in heaven for their salvation" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 14, folder 1098 1755 Sep b. 9, f. 703 ROM. 9:18: "God doth exercise his sovereignty in the aair of men's eternal salvation" (p. 4) n.d. b. 9, f. 704 ROM. 9:22: "That it is one design that God has upon his heart to shew how terrible his wrath is" (p. 3) n.d. b. 9, f. 705 ROM. 9:22: "God has no other use to put finally impenitent sinners to but only to suer his wrath" (p. 3) 1741 Nov b. 9, f. 706 ROM. 9:31-32: "That it's of fatal consequence to men's souls for 'em to trust in their own righteousness" (p. 2) b. 9, f. 707 ROM. 11:7: "There are multitudes of men that seek salvation that never obtain what they seek for" (p. 2) Preached to Stockbridge Indians 1740, 1753 b. 9, f. 708 ROM. 11:7: "Tho' a people that live under means are wont in general to seek and hope for salvation, yet tis the election only that obtained and the rest are blinded" (p. 4) 1740 May b. 9, f. 709 ROM. 11:7: "The generality of sinners that live under the clear light of the gospel and die unconverted are before they die subject to the judgment of being given up to hardness and blindness" (p. 1) 1746 Aug b. 9, f. 710 ROM. 11:10: "Some men are laid under such a curse that they are forever bowed down to the earth and never are able to lift up themselves" (p. 5) 1740 Jun b. 9, f. 711 ROM. 11:22: "God will deal with some men in severity or God is pleased in his dealing with sinners to be more exact with some to execute deserved punishment on them, than with others" (p. 3) 1735, 1752 ROM. 12:1: "Tis our most reasonable duty to oer and give ourselves up to God" (p. 2) See: Box 14, folder 1099 n.d. b. 9, f. 712 ROM. 12:4-8: "The oces that Christ has appointed in his church do respect either the souls or bodies of men" (p. 6) "On occasion of the ordination of the deacons" 1739 Aug 19 SERMONS (continued)   Page 67 of 125