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The complete public-domain text of The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume Two — sermons including Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God and A Divine and Supernatural Light, the Life and Diary of David Brainerd, Miscellaneous Observations, Notes on the Bible, Remarks on Theological Controversies, and Seventeen Occasional Sermons — free to read online at UECF.NET.

Chapters · English 238
  1. Cover
  2. About this book
  3. Table of Contents
  4. Introduction To The Works Of Jonathan Edwards
  5. Two Sermons
  6. Advertisement respecting the First Sermon
  7. Sermon I. God glorified in Man's Dependence
  8. Sermon II. Sinners in the Hands of an angry God.
  9. Sermon I. A Divine and Supernatural Light
  10. Sermon II. The Church's Marriage
  11. Sermon III. True Saints
  12. Sermon IV. God's Awful Judgment
  13. Sermon V. True Grace
  14. Preface
  15. Sermon I. Manner of Salvation of Souls
  16. Sermon II. THE UNREASONABLENESS OF INDETERMINATION IN RELIGION
  17. Sermon III. UNBELIEVERS CONTEMN THE GLORY AND EXCELLENCY OF CHRIST
  18. Sermon IV. THE FOLLY OF LOOKING BACK IN FLEEING OUT OF SODOM
  19. Sermon V. THE FOLLY OF LOOKING BACK IN FLEEING OUT OF SODOM.
  20. Sermon VI. THE WARNINGS OF SCRIPTURE ARE IN THE BEST MANNER ADAPTED TO THE AWAKENING AND CONVERSION OF SINNERS
  21. Sermon VII. HYPOCRITES DEFICIENT IN THE DUTY OF PRAYER
  22. Sermon VIII. HYPOCRITES DEFICIENT IN THE DUTY OF PRAYER.
  23. Sermon IX. THE FUTURE PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED UNAVOIDABLE AND INTOLERABLE.
  24. Sermon X. THE FUTURE PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED UNAVOIDABLE AND INTOLERABLE.
  25. Sermon XI. THE ETERNITY OF HELL TORMENTS.
  26. Sermon XII. THE PEACE WHICH CHRIST GIVES HIS TRUE FOLLOWERS.
  27. Sermon XIII. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  28. Sermon XIV. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  29. Sermon XV. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  30. Seven Sermons. On Important Subjects
  31. SECTION I. In what respects, enemies
  32. SECTION II. The degree of natural enmity
  33. SECTION III. Why enemies to God
  34. SECTION IV. That natural men are unconscious of enmity, answered
  35. SECTION V. That they show respect to God, answered
  36. SECTION VI. Restraining grace a privilege
  37. SECTION VII. Why unwilling to come to Christ
  38. SECTION VIII. Mercy, justly withheld
  39. SECTION IX. Practical improvement
  40. Introduction
  41. SECTION I. Wonderful things done
  42. SECTION II. God greatly glorified
  43. SECTION III. The good attained wonderfully various
  44. SECTION IV. Angels benefit by salvation
  45. SECTION V. Wonderful glory redounds to God
  46. SECTION VI. The manner of obtaining salvation
  47. SECTION VII. The overthrow of Satan
  48. SECTION VIII. Superiority of this wisdom to that of angels
  49. SECTION IX. The subject improved
  50. SECTION X. The misery of unbelievers
  51. SECTION XI. Exhortation to come to Christ
  52. Introduction
  53. SECTION I. What is intended by divinity, as the object of this knowledge
  54. SECTION II. What kind of knowledge in divinity is intended in the doctrine
  55. SECTION III. The usefulness and necessity of the knowledge of divine truth
  56. SECTION IV. Why all Christians should make a business of endeavouring to grow in the knowledge of divinity
  57. SECTION V. An exhortation that all may diligently endeavour to gain christian knowledge
  58. SECTION VI. Directions for the acquisition of christian knowledge
  59. SECTION I. The words explained
  60. SECTION II. Of the obligations of Christians to perform the duty of charity to the poor
  61. SECTION III. An exhortation to the duty of charity to the poor
  62. SECTION IV. Objections which are sometimes made to the exercises of charity answered
  63. Introduction
  64. SECTION I. The necessity of self-examination
  65. SECTION II. Why many living in sin, know it not
  66. SECTION III. Directions for self-examination
  67. SECTION IV. Examination about the Lord's day, &c
  68. SECTION V. Examination about secret sins, &c.
  69. SECTION VI. Our temper of mind, &c. towards our neighbour
  70. SECTION VII. Our charity, &c. towards our neighbour
  71. SECTION VIII. Self-examination respecting our families
  72. SECTION IX. Awakening considerations
  73. Introduction
  74. SECTION I. The ordinances of God are holy
  75. SECTION II. Ordinances, by whom profaned
  76. SECTION III. A call to self-examination
  77. SECTION IV. Address to profaners of ordinances
  78. Introduction
  79. SECTION I. God is the supreme judge
  80. SECTION II. Publicity of final judgment
  81. SECTION III. Jesus will be the judge
  82. SECTION IV. Christ's coming, the resurrection, &c.
  83. SECTION V. All will be done in righteousness
  84. SECTION VI. Immediate consequences of judgment
  85. SECTION VII. The uses of this doctrine
  86. SECTION I. Who are sinners in Zion
  87. SECTION II. How fearfulness will surprise them
  88. SECTION V. An earnest exhortation to sinners
  89. Introduction
  90. SECTION I. Saints not grieved, &c.
  91. SECTION II. Why the sufferings of the wicked, &c.
  92. SECTION III. An objection answered
  93. SECTION IV. The ungodly warned
  94. SECTION I. How evil of all kinds has prevailed and highly exalted itself in the world
  95. SECTION II. How Jesus Christ, in the work of redemption, appears gloriously above all these evils
  96. SECTION III. The subject improved and applied
  97. SECTION I. Sinners flatter themselves with the hope of impunity
  98. SECTION II. Some of the various ways wherein sinners flatter themselves in their own eyes
  99. SECTION III. The subject applied
  100. SECTION I. The dishonesty of withholding what is our neighbour's
  101. SECTION II. The dishonesty of unjustly taking a neighbour's property
  102. SECTION III. Dishonest excuses
  103. SECTION IV. The subject applied—The dishonest warned
  104. SECTION V. An exhortation to honesty
  105. Temptation and Deliverance
  106. SECTION I. Why we should avoid what tends to sin
  107. SECTION II. What things lead and expose to sin
  108. SECTION III. A serious warning to all, and especially young people
  109. SECTION I. Why time is precious
  110. SECTION II. Reflections on time past
  111. SECTION III. Who are chiefly deserving of reproof from the subject of the preciousness of time
  112. SECTION IV. An exhortation to improve time
  113. SECTION V. Advice respecting the improvement of time
  114. SECTION I. Needful precautions
  115. SECTION II. The precept explained
  116. SECTION III. When men act as though they depend on another day
  117. SECTION IV. Why we ought not to boast of to-morrow
  118. SECTION V. Serious inquiries
  119. SECTION VI. How to spend every day
  120. SECTION I. That this life ought to be so spent by us
  121. SECTION II. Why the Christian's life is a journey, or pilgrimage
  122. SECTION III. Instruction afforded by the consideration, that life is a journey, or pilgrimage
  123. SECTION IV. An exhortation, so to spend the present life, that it may only be a journey towards heaven
  124. SECTION I. Introductory observations
  125. SECTION II. From men's open profession
  126. SECTION III. From men's experience and practice
  127. SECTION IV. Practical inferences and applications
  128. SECTION V. Address to sinners
  129. Mr. Cooper's Preface
  130. SECTION I Negative signs of a spiritual work
  131. SECTION II. Positive signs
  132. SECTION III. Practical inferences and application
  133. Advertisement
  134. Preface by a former English editor
  135. PART I. The Text opened, and in Account of the Affair proposed
  136. PART II. Motives to Compliance with what is proposed
  137. PART III. Objections answered
  138. Preface
  139. PART I. From his birth to the time when he began to study for the ministry
  140. PART II. From his beginning to study, till his being examined and licensed to preach
  141. PART III. From his being licensed to preach, till he was appointed Missionary to the Indians
  142. PART IV. From his appointment, to his entrance on the mission at Kaunaumeek
  143. PART V. From his beginning to instruct the Indians, to his ordination
  144. PART VI. From his ordination, till he began to preach to the Indians at Crossweeksung, where he had his most remarkable success
  145. PART VII. Return from his last journey to Susquehannah in a consumption, whereof he died
  146. PART VIII. From his return to Susquehannah, till his death
  147. Mr. Brainerd's Journal, in Two Parts
  148. Advertisement
  149. Preface
  150. PART I. The Rise and Progress of a remarkable Work of grace, &c. From A.D. 1745, June 19 to Nov. 4, at Crossweeksung and Forks of Delaware
  151. PART II. From A. D. 1745, Nov. 24, to June 19, 1746, do.
  152. SECTION I. The doctrine preached to the Indians
  153. SECTION II. Morality, sobriety, and external duties promoted by preaching Christ crucified
  154. SECTION III. Continuance, renewal, and quickness of the work
  155. SECTION IV. But little appearance of false religion
  156. Second Appendix
  157. SECTION I. His method of learning the Indian language
  158. SECTION II. His method of instructing the Indians
  159. SECTION III. Difficulties attending the christianizing of the Indians
  160. SECTION IV. Second difficulty, To convey divine truths to their understanding, and to gain their assent
  161. SECTION V. Third difficulty.
  162. SECTION VI. Fourth difficulty, The designs of evil-minded persons to hinder the work
  163. SECTION VII. Attestations of divine grace displayed among the Indians
  164. Mr. Brainerd's Remains
  165. I. Letter to his brother John, then a student
  166. II. Letter to his brother John, then a student
  167. III. Letter to his brother Israel
  168. IV. Letter to a special friend
  169. V. Letter to a minister of the Gospel
  170. VI. Letter to his brother John
  171. VII. Letter to Israel
  172. VIII. Letter to Israel
  173. IX. Letter to a young gentleman, a candidate for the ministry
  174. X. Letter to his brother John, at Bethel
  175. I. Scheme of a Dialogue in the Godly Soul
  176. II. Thoughts of a Soul under Conviction
  177. III. Some signs of Godliness
  178. A Sermon preached in Newark at the Ordination of Mr. David Brainerd, by E. Pemberton, A. M.
  179. Reflections and Observations
  180. Preface
  181. PART I. Observations on the Facts & Evidences of Christianity, & the Objections of Infidels
  182. PART II. Observations concerning the Mysteries of Scripture
  183. CHAPTER I. Of God's Moral Government
  184. CHAPTER II. Of Endless Punishment
  185. CHAPTER III. Concerning the Divine Decrees
  186. CHAPTER IV. Concerning Efficacious Grace
  187. CHAPTER V. Of Satisfaction for Sin
  188. CHAPTER VI. Concerning Faith
  189. CHAPTER VII. Of the Perseverance of Saints
  190. I. Angels
  191. II. Fall of the Angels
  192. III. The Devil
  193. IV. Confirmation of the Angels
  194. V. Heaven
  195. XII. Types of the Messiah
  196. Pentateuch
  197. Genesis
  198. Exodus
  199. Leviticus to Deuteronomy
  200. Joshua
  201. Judges to 2 Chronicles
  202. Nehemiah-Esther
  203. Job
  204. Psalms
  205. Proverbs to Canticles
  206. Isaiah
  207. Jeremiah
  208. Ezekiel
  209. Daniel
  210. Minor Prophets
  211. Matthew
  212. Mark
  213. Luke
  214. John
  215. Acts
  216. Romans
  217. 1-2 Corinthians
  218. Galatians to 2 Timothy
  219. Hebrews to Revelation
  220. SERMON I. Natural Men in a dreadful Condition
  221. SERMON II. God makes Men sensible of their Misery before he reveals his Mercy and Love
  222. SERMON III. Hope and Comfort usually follow genuine Humiliation and Repentance
  223. SERMON IV. God's Sovereignty in the Salvation of Men
  224. SERMON V. The Character of Paul an Example t
  225. SERMON VI. Christ's Agony
  226. SERMON VII. The Portion of the Wicked
  227. SERMON VIII. The Portion of the Righteous
  228. SERMON IX. The Pure in Heart blessed
  229. SERMON X. Praise, one of the chief Employments of Heaven
  230. SERMON XI. Wicked Men inconsistent with themselves
  231. SERMON XII. Safety, Fullness, and sweet Refreshment, to be found in Christ
  232. SERMON XIII. Christians a chosen Generation, a royal Priesthood, a holy Nation, a peculiar People
  233. SERMON XIV. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, to-day, and for ever
  234. SERMON XV. The true Excellency of a gospel minister
  235. SERMON XVI. Christ the Example of ministers
  236. SERMON XVII. The Sorrows of the Bereaved spread before Jesus
  237. Index of Scripture References
  238. Index of Pages of the Print Edition
Chapters · తెలుగు 238
  1. ప్రసంగం II. కోపోద్రిక్తుడైన దేవుని చేతిలో పాపులు.
  2. ప్రసంగం 1. దైవిక మరియు అతీంద్రియ వెలుగు
  3. ముందుమాట
  4. భాగం I. అతని జననము మొదలుకొని పరిచర్య కొరకు చదువుకొనుటకు ప్రారంభించిన కాలము వరకు
  5. Cover
  6. About this book
  7. Table of Contents
  8. Introduction To The Works Of Jonathan Edwards
  9. Two Sermons
  10. Advertisement respecting the First Sermon
  11. Sermon I. God glorified in Man's Dependence
  12. Sermon II. The Church's Marriage
  13. Sermon III. True Saints
  14. Sermon IV. God's Awful Judgment
  15. Sermon V. True Grace
  16. Preface
  17. Sermon I. Manner of Salvation of Souls
  18. Sermon II. THE UNREASONABLENESS OF INDETERMINATION IN RELIGION
  19. Sermon III. UNBELIEVERS CONTEMN THE GLORY AND EXCELLENCY OF CHRIST
  20. Sermon IV. THE FOLLY OF LOOKING BACK IN FLEEING OUT OF SODOM
  21. Sermon V. THE FOLLY OF LOOKING BACK IN FLEEING OUT OF SODOM.
  22. Sermon VI. THE WARNINGS OF SCRIPTURE ARE IN THE BEST MANNER ADAPTED TO THE AWAKENING AND CONVERSION OF SINNERS
  23. Sermon VII. HYPOCRITES DEFICIENT IN THE DUTY OF PRAYER
  24. Sermon VIII. HYPOCRITES DEFICIENT IN THE DUTY OF PRAYER.
  25. Sermon IX. THE FUTURE PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED UNAVOIDABLE AND INTOLERABLE.
  26. Sermon X. THE FUTURE PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED UNAVOIDABLE AND INTOLERABLE.
  27. Sermon XI. THE ETERNITY OF HELL TORMENTS.
  28. Sermon XII. THE PEACE WHICH CHRIST GIVES HIS TRUE FOLLOWERS.
  29. Sermon XIII. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  30. Sermon XIV. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  31. Sermon XV. THE PERPETUITY AND CHANGE OF THE SABBATH.
  32. Seven Sermons. On Important Subjects
  33. SECTION I. In what respects, enemies
  34. SECTION II. The degree of natural enmity
  35. SECTION III. Why enemies to God
  36. SECTION IV. That natural men are unconscious of enmity, answered
  37. SECTION V. That they show respect to God, answered
  38. SECTION VI. Restraining grace a privilege
  39. SECTION VII. Why unwilling to come to Christ
  40. SECTION VIII. Mercy, justly withheld
  41. SECTION IX. Practical improvement
  42. Introduction
  43. SECTION I. Wonderful things done
  44. SECTION II. God greatly glorified
  45. SECTION III. The good attained wonderfully various
  46. SECTION IV. Angels benefit by salvation
  47. SECTION V. Wonderful glory redounds to God
  48. SECTION VI. The manner of obtaining salvation
  49. SECTION VII. The overthrow of Satan
  50. SECTION VIII. Superiority of this wisdom to that of angels
  51. SECTION IX. The subject improved
  52. SECTION X. The misery of unbelievers
  53. SECTION XI. Exhortation to come to Christ
  54. Introduction
  55. SECTION I. What is intended by divinity, as the object of this knowledge
  56. SECTION II. What kind of knowledge in divinity is intended in the doctrine
  57. SECTION III. The usefulness and necessity of the knowledge of divine truth
  58. SECTION IV. Why all Christians should make a business of endeavouring to grow in the knowledge of divinity
  59. SECTION V. An exhortation that all may diligently endeavour to gain christian knowledge
  60. SECTION VI. Directions for the acquisition of christian knowledge
  61. SECTION I. The words explained
  62. SECTION II. Of the obligations of Christians to perform the duty of charity to the poor
  63. SECTION III. An exhortation to the duty of charity to the poor
  64. SECTION IV. Objections which are sometimes made to the exercises of charity answered
  65. Introduction
  66. SECTION I. The necessity of self-examination
  67. SECTION II. Why many living in sin, know it not
  68. SECTION III. Directions for self-examination
  69. SECTION IV. Examination about the Lord's day, &c
  70. SECTION V. Examination about secret sins, &c.
  71. SECTION VI. Our temper of mind, &c. towards our neighbour
  72. SECTION VII. Our charity, &c. towards our neighbour
  73. SECTION VIII. Self-examination respecting our families
  74. SECTION IX. Awakening considerations
  75. Introduction
  76. SECTION I. The ordinances of God are holy
  77. SECTION II. Ordinances, by whom profaned
  78. SECTION III. A call to self-examination
  79. SECTION IV. Address to profaners of ordinances
  80. Introduction
  81. SECTION I. God is the supreme judge
  82. SECTION II. Publicity of final judgment
  83. SECTION III. Jesus will be the judge
  84. SECTION IV. Christ's coming, the resurrection, &c.
  85. SECTION V. All will be done in righteousness
  86. SECTION VI. Immediate consequences of judgment
  87. SECTION VII. The uses of this doctrine
  88. SECTION I. Who are sinners in Zion
  89. SECTION II. How fearfulness will surprise them
  90. SECTION V. An earnest exhortation to sinners
  91. Introduction
  92. SECTION I. Saints not grieved, &c.
  93. SECTION II. Why the sufferings of the wicked, &c.
  94. SECTION III. An objection answered
  95. SECTION IV. The ungodly warned
  96. SECTION I. How evil of all kinds has prevailed and highly exalted itself in the world
  97. SECTION II. How Jesus Christ, in the work of redemption, appears gloriously above all these evils
  98. SECTION III. The subject improved and applied
  99. SECTION I. Sinners flatter themselves with the hope of impunity
  100. SECTION II. Some of the various ways wherein sinners flatter themselves in their own eyes
  101. SECTION III. The subject applied
  102. SECTION I. The dishonesty of withholding what is our neighbour's
  103. SECTION II. The dishonesty of unjustly taking a neighbour's property
  104. SECTION III. Dishonest excuses
  105. SECTION IV. The subject applied—The dishonest warned
  106. SECTION V. An exhortation to honesty
  107. Temptation and Deliverance
  108. SECTION I. Why we should avoid what tends to sin
  109. SECTION II. What things lead and expose to sin
  110. SECTION III. A serious warning to all, and especially young people
  111. SECTION I. Why time is precious
  112. SECTION II. Reflections on time past
  113. SECTION III. Who are chiefly deserving of reproof from the subject of the preciousness of time
  114. SECTION IV. An exhortation to improve time
  115. SECTION V. Advice respecting the improvement of time
  116. SECTION I. Needful precautions
  117. SECTION II. The precept explained
  118. SECTION III. When men act as though they depend on another day
  119. SECTION IV. Why we ought not to boast of to-morrow
  120. SECTION V. Serious inquiries
  121. SECTION VI. How to spend every day
  122. SECTION I. That this life ought to be so spent by us
  123. SECTION II. Why the Christian's life is a journey, or pilgrimage
  124. SECTION III. Instruction afforded by the consideration, that life is a journey, or pilgrimage
  125. SECTION IV. An exhortation, so to spend the present life, that it may only be a journey towards heaven
  126. SECTION I. Introductory observations
  127. SECTION II. From men's open profession
  128. SECTION III. From men's experience and practice
  129. SECTION IV. Practical inferences and applications
  130. SECTION V. Address to sinners
  131. Mr. Cooper's Preface
  132. SECTION I Negative signs of a spiritual work
  133. SECTION II. Positive signs
  134. SECTION III. Practical inferences and application
  135. Advertisement
  136. Preface by a former English editor
  137. PART I. The Text opened, and in Account of the Affair proposed
  138. PART II. Motives to Compliance with what is proposed
  139. PART III. Objections answered
  140. PART II. From his beginning to study, till his being examined and licensed to preach
  141. PART III. From his being licensed to preach, till he was appointed Missionary to the Indians
  142. PART IV. From his appointment, to his entrance on the mission at Kaunaumeek
  143. PART V. From his beginning to instruct the Indians, to his ordination
  144. PART VI. From his ordination, till he began to preach to the Indians at Crossweeksung, where he had his most remarkable success
  145. PART VII. Return from his last journey to Susquehannah in a consumption, whereof he died
  146. PART VIII. From his return to Susquehannah, till his death
  147. Mr. Brainerd's Journal, in Two Parts
  148. Advertisement
  149. Preface
  150. PART I. The Rise and Progress of a remarkable Work of grace, &c. From A.D. 1745, June 19 to Nov. 4, at Crossweeksung and Forks of Delaware
  151. PART II. From A. D. 1745, Nov. 24, to June 19, 1746, do.
  152. SECTION I. The doctrine preached to the Indians
  153. SECTION II. Morality, sobriety, and external duties promoted by preaching Christ crucified
  154. SECTION III. Continuance, renewal, and quickness of the work
  155. SECTION IV. But little appearance of false religion
  156. Second Appendix
  157. SECTION I. His method of learning the Indian language
  158. SECTION II. His method of instructing the Indians
  159. SECTION III. Difficulties attending the christianizing of the Indians
  160. SECTION IV. Second difficulty, To convey divine truths to their understanding, and to gain their assent
  161. SECTION V. Third difficulty.
  162. SECTION VI. Fourth difficulty, The designs of evil-minded persons to hinder the work
  163. SECTION VII. Attestations of divine grace displayed among the Indians
  164. Mr. Brainerd's Remains
  165. I. Letter to his brother John, then a student
  166. II. Letter to his brother John, then a student
  167. III. Letter to his brother Israel
  168. IV. Letter to a special friend
  169. V. Letter to a minister of the Gospel
  170. VI. Letter to his brother John
  171. VII. Letter to Israel
  172. VIII. Letter to Israel
  173. IX. Letter to a young gentleman, a candidate for the ministry
  174. X. Letter to his brother John, at Bethel
  175. I. Scheme of a Dialogue in the Godly Soul
  176. II. Thoughts of a Soul under Conviction
  177. III. Some signs of Godliness
  178. A Sermon preached in Newark at the Ordination of Mr. David Brainerd, by E. Pemberton, A. M.
  179. Reflections and Observations
  180. Preface
  181. PART I. Observations on the Facts & Evidences of Christianity, & the Objections of Infidels
  182. PART II. Observations concerning the Mysteries of Scripture
  183. CHAPTER I. Of God's Moral Government
  184. CHAPTER II. Of Endless Punishment
  185. CHAPTER III. Concerning the Divine Decrees
  186. CHAPTER IV. Concerning Efficacious Grace
  187. CHAPTER V. Of Satisfaction for Sin
  188. CHAPTER VI. Concerning Faith
  189. CHAPTER VII. Of the Perseverance of Saints
  190. I. Angels
  191. II. Fall of the Angels
  192. III. The Devil
  193. IV. Confirmation of the Angels
  194. V. Heaven
  195. XII. Types of the Messiah
  196. Pentateuch
  197. Genesis
  198. Exodus
  199. Leviticus to Deuteronomy
  200. Joshua
  201. Judges to 2 Chronicles
  202. Nehemiah-Esther
  203. Job
  204. Psalms
  205. Proverbs to Canticles
  206. Isaiah
  207. Jeremiah
  208. Ezekiel
  209. Daniel
  210. Minor Prophets
  211. Matthew
  212. Mark
  213. Luke
  214. John
  215. Acts
  216. Romans
  217. 1-2 Corinthians
  218. Galatians to 2 Timothy
  219. Hebrews to Revelation
  220. SERMON I. Natural Men in a dreadful Condition
  221. SERMON II. God makes Men sensible of their Misery before he reveals his Mercy and Love
  222. SERMON III. Hope and Comfort usually follow genuine Humiliation and Repentance
  223. SERMON IV. God's Sovereignty in the Salvation of Men
  224. SERMON V. The Character of Paul an Example t
  225. SERMON VI. Christ's Agony
  226. SERMON VII. The Portion of the Wicked
  227. SERMON VIII. The Portion of the Righteous
  228. SERMON IX. The Pure in Heart blessed
  229. SERMON X. Praise, one of the chief Employments of Heaven
  230. SERMON XI. Wicked Men inconsistent with themselves
  231. SERMON XII. Safety, Fullness, and sweet Refreshment, to be found in Christ
  232. SERMON XIII. Christians a chosen Generation, a royal Priesthood, a holy Nation, a peculiar People
  233. SERMON XIV. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, to-day, and for ever
  234. SERMON XV. The true Excellency of a gospel minister
  235. SERMON XVI. Christ the Example of ministers
  236. SERMON XVII. The Sorrows of the Bereaved spread before Jesus
  237. Index of Scripture References
  238. Index of Pages of the Print Edition
AuthorJonathan Edwards
Languageతెలుగు + English
Era1700s
CategoriesTheology · Puritans · Christian Classics · Revival & Spiritual Awakening
TopicsRevival
Length2547 pages · 239 chapters
FormatsWeb Book · PDF
Status Public Domain

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The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume Oneజోనాథన్ ఎడ్వర్డ్స్ గ్రంథములు, సంపుటి 1

Jonathan Edwards

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Read the complete Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume One online at UECF.NET: Sereno Dwight's Memoir of Edwards, his Farewell Sermon and Appendix, and twelve of Edwards's major treatises — Freedom of the Will, Religious Affections, Original Sin, History of Redemption and more — in English, with a full Telugu translation of the Memoir.

≈ 100 h 6 min read · 2463 pages

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