THE

WORKS

OF

PRESIDENT EDWARDS.

IN TEN VOLUMES.

THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

ASTOR, LENOX TILDEN FOUNDATION

Vanderpool & Cole, Printers.

CONTENTS.

L-EIGHT SERMONS ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS.

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SERMON I.- Man's Natural Blindness in Religion, Psalm

xciv. 8–11,

II.-Men Naturally God's Enemies, Romans v. 10,

III.-Wisdom displayed in Salvation, Ephesians iii. 10,

IV.-Joseph's Temptation and Deliverance, Gen. xxxix. 12,

V.—The Christian Pilgrim, Hebrews xi. 13, 14,

VI.--God Glorified in Man's Dependence, I Cor. i. 29–31,

VII.-Sinners in the hands of an Angry God, Deut. xxxii. 35,

VIII.—The Watchman's Duty and Account, Heb. xii. 17,

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II.-MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS ON IM-

PORTANT THEOLOGICAL SUBJECTS.

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Preface,

PART 1.-OBSERVATIONS ON THE FACTS AND EVIDENCES OF

CHRISTIANITY, AND THE OBJECTIONS OF INFIDELS,

CHAPTER 1.-General Observations,

II.— The Objection concerning the Apostles' apprehensions

of the Second Coming of Christ, answered,

III.— Jesus' Prophecies a proof that he was the Christ, and a

Divine Person,

IV.-The Propriety of a General Judgment, and a Future

State,

V.-The Miracles of Jesus not counterfeited by bis Enemies,

and superior to those of the Old Testament,

VI.- Observations on the Scriptures,

VII.-The Insufficiency of Reason as a substitute for Reve-

lation,

VIII. -On the Medium of Moral Government,

IX.-Mahometanism compared with Christianity,

X.-The Jewish Nation a standing evidence of the truth of

Revealed Religion,

PART II.- OBSERVATIONS CONCERNING TIIE MYSTERIES OF

SCRIPTURE,

PART III.- OBSERVATIONS

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