Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards collection GEN MSS 151   Container Description Date JOB 7:7: "Subject, the mortality of mankind" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 946 1751 JOB 9:4: "God is infinitely strong" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 947 1753 Jan JOB 9:4-6: "I. All the strength and cunning of others is nothing to the strength and wisdom of God" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 948 1756 Jan JOB 11:7-9: "God's strength is such that it has no bounds" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians and Mohawks See: Box 13, folder 949 1751 Nov b. 2, f. 102 JOB 11:12: "That man is naturally a proud creature" (p. 3) n.d. b. 2, f. 103 JOB 14:2: "The use...to exhort and beseech the young people that are here present to get ready for death (p. 9) "To a private meeting of young people after Billy Sheldon's death, Feb. 17, 1740/1," "afterwards preached... on occasion of the death of my daughter Jerusha, Feb. 21, 1747/8" 1740/1, 1747/8 JOB 14:5: "That God unalterably determines the limits of everyman's life" (p. 2) See: Box 13, folder 950 n.d. b. 2, f. 104 JOB 18:15: "The wrath and curse of God attends all the concerns of some men" (p. 3) n.d. b. 2, f. 105 JOB 19:21: "A touch of God's hand is enough to bring such an one as man into extreme distress" (p. 2) 1747/8 Jan b. 2, f. 106 JOB 19:25: "It is matter of great comfort and rejoicing to any one in whatever circumstances he is in, when he can say that he knows his redeemer lives" (p. 3) Preached to Stockbridge Indians 1740-55 b. 2, f. 107 JOB 20:11: "Many persons never get rid of the guilt of the sins of their youth, but it attends them to their graves and goes with them into eternity" (p. 4) "To the young people at a private meeting, March 1733" 1733, 1756 JOB 20:12-14: "I. There are some men whose hearts stick so fast to their sins that they will not part with them" (p. 1) Preached to Stockbridge Indians See: Box 13, folder 951 1754 May b. 2, f. 108 JOB 21:19-20: "Wicked men have no reason to doubt the truth of anything that is said in the word of God, concerning the future punishment of the ungodly, or to suspect whether it be true" (p. 3) 1740/1 Jan SERMONS (continued)   Page 16 of 125