Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date IS. 55:7-9: "The kindness of God is above all the kindness of men as the heavens are high above the earth" (p. 1) Thanksgiving, to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1002 1752 Nov 16 IS. 57:15: "I. God is the eternal Being. II. God is the high and lofty One. III. God is he whose name is holy..." (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1003 1754 Apr b. 5, f. 332 IS. 57:21: "First. No peace of sweet and happy agreement. The peace that men are capable of the enjoyment of is of three kinds, neither of which can wicked men have..." (p. 1) Contains a letter from Rev. Jonathan Judd of Sueld, 1742 Dec 15, relating to his troubles there 1742, 1753 b. 5, f. 333 IS. 58:3-5: "When it is a degenerate time among a people they are ordinarily exceedingly hypocritical in keeping fast days" (p. 4) "Fast" 1734 Apr b. 5, f. 334 IS. 60:19: "What I propose from these words is to shew how the God of Christians is their glory" (p. 1) "Northampton" 1753 Jun IS. 61:1: "Christ is come into the world and brings good news for poor distressed souls that are humbled and grieved for their sins" (p. 1) See: Box 13, folder 1004 1753 Oct b. 5, f. 335 IS. 61:2: "A time of great pouring out of the Spirit is always a time of remarkable favor to some and of extraordinary vengeance on others" (p. 3) 1741 May b. 5, f. 336 IS. 62:6-7: "God's professing people ought earnestly and importunately to pray to God that he would accomplish those great things that he has spoken of to bring to pass a glorious state of his church on earth" (p. 3) "Fast" 1741 Apr b. 5, f. 337 IS. 63:8-10: "For a people after solemn covenanting with God and after God has dealt very graciously with them, to turn and rebel against him is the way to have God turn to their enemy and fight against them" (p. 2) "The first quarterly lecture" 1744 Aug b. 5, f. 338 IS. 64:4: "In Jesus Christ and by the work of redemption new things are provided and accomplished for God's people that are beyond all that ever were seen and heard of or in any respect perceived before by any creature from the beginning of the world" (p. 3) 1748 May b. 5, f. 339 IS. 64:5: "To remember God in his ways so as under all dispensations to cleave to him and our duty as placing our happiness therein, is the only way to have God at last meet us in a way of mercy" (p. 1) "Private meeting" 1746 Aug b. 5, f. 340 IS. 65:13-14: "When the appointed time comes of the saints' great joy, then especially shall be the time of the sinners' wailing..." (p. 1) 1749, 1755 SERMONS (continued)   Page 35 of 125