Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date EZEK. 7:16: "That at a time when a people are called to a general humiliation it becomes each one to mourn for his own iniquity" (p. 4) "For a day of public humiliation" See: Box 13, folders 1006-1007 n.d. b. 5, f. 371 EZEK. 8:8: "When God comes to execute deserved punishment on ungodly men he will not pity them" (p. 3) 1738 Jun b. 5, f. 372 EZEK. 15:2-4: "Mankind, if they bring forth no fruit to God are wholly useless unless it be in their destruction" 1734 Jul b. 5, f. 373 EZEK. 16:5-6: "Man never would have had any pity from anyone in the miserable state into which he fell, if God had not pitied him" (p. 3) n.d. b. 5, f. 374 EZEK. 16:63: "God's people ought to be much in reflecting on their sins and humbling themselves for them after they have evidences of God's having forgiven them" (p. 4) 1735/6 Jan EZEK. 18:30-32: "I. God will judge all men according to their ways" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 1008 1754 Jun b. 5, f. 375 EZEK. 19:12: "When God by death removes from a people those in place of public authority and rule that have been as strong rods, tis an awful judgment of God on that people, and worthy of great lamentation" (p. 5) "On occasion of the death of Col Stoddard, June 1748" 1748 Jun b. 5, f. 376 EZEK. 20:21-22: "When God's professing people behave themselves unanswerably to great things that God has done for em, God sometimes appears ready in [an] awful [?] manner to destroy them, and yet in undeserved and wonderful mercy withdraws his hand and spares them" (p. 6) "For a day of prayer appointed on occasion of the front gallery's falling" 1737 Mar 13 b. 5, f. 377 EZEK. 22:12: "Subject: The sin of extortion" (p. 1) 1746/7 Jan b. 5, f. 378 EZEK. 22:14: "Since God has undertaken to deal with impenitent sinners, they shall neither shun the threatened misery, nor deliver themselves out of it, nor can they bear it" (p. 3) 1741, 1755 EZEK. 22:14: "I. When God comes to punish wicked men for their sins, their hearts can not endure it" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 13, folder 1009 1753 May b. 5, f. 379 EZEK. 23:37-39: "When they that attend ordinances of divine worship allow themselves in known wickedness, they are guilty of dreadfully profaning and polluting those ordinances" (p. 3) n.d. b. 5, f. 380 EZEK. 28:22-26: "Three props...1. God aims at his own glory in all his works. 2. God has especially made his reasonable creatures for this end. 3. He will obtain this end with respect to all his reasonable [creatures] whether they be his servants or his enemies" (p. 2) 1748 Aug SERMONS (continued)   Page 38 of 125