Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date b. 1, f. 79 I KI. 8:44-45: "A people of God may be called of God to go forth to war against their enemies" (p. 3) "Fast for success in the expedition against Cape Breton April 4, 1745" 1745, 1755 b. 1, f. 80 I KI. 11:9: "When persons depart from God after gracious manifestations that God has made of himself to them, their sin is exceedingly aggravated and peculiarly oensive to God" (p. 5) 1737 Aug b. 1, f. 81 I KI. 18:21: "The unresolvedness of many persons in religion is very unreasonable" (p. 3) Lecture, 1734; preached to Stockbridge Indians, 1752 1734, 1752 b. 2, f. 82 II KI. 2:23-24: "God is very angry at the sins of children" (p. 1) "To the children at a private meeting" 1740/1 Feb b. 2, f. 83 II KI. 4:18-19: "Children's liableness to sudden death" (p. 2) 1749/50 Feb b. 2, f. 84 II KI. 7:2: "Some persons are the subjects of such a judgment of God that though they live to see a glorious plenty after a famine that they may see others partake of, yet they themselves never have one taste of it" (p. 4) "Contribution Lecture" 1741 Mar II KI. 7:3-4: "That a possibility of being saved is much to be preferred to a certainty of perishing" (p. 3) See: Box 13, folder 943 n.d. b. 2, f. 85 II KI. 8:12-13: "Men are naturally very blind with respect to what is in their own hearts" (p. 1) 1748/9 Feb b. 2, f. 86 II KI. 20:1-3: "When persons come to look death in the face they stand in great need of clear evidence of their being at good terms with God" (p. 3) 1753 Aug b. 2, f. 87 II KI. 23:25: "Tis a very amiable thing when persons that profess religion are lively and active in religion" (p. 1) 1747, 1754 b. 2, f. 88 I CHR. 15:12-13: "When a people have once suered by any errors they have committed in their treatment of special privileges and tokens of God's presence they should beware that they ben't guilty of those errors the second time" (p. 5) 1740 Dec b. 2, f. 89 II CHR. 15:1-2: "The way for those that have the presence of God not to lose it is to take heed of themselves as to these two things, viz. that they don't forsake him and [that] they still seek him" (p. 1) "Fast" 1742 Apr II CHR. 20:6: "God is he that orders all things in a time of war just as he pleases and all defense and success in war is from him" (p. 1) "Private fast for our defense from the enemy," preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 944 1755 Mar 5 SERMONS (continued)   Page 14 of 125