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Edwards, Jonathan
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The rest of the collection relates primarily to Jonathan Edwards's family and descendants, and to the history of the Jonathan Edwards papers prior to their arrival at Yale in 1900. Among these family members most frequently represented are Jonathan Edwards's father, Timothy Edwards (1669-1758), minister of East Windsor, Connecticut; son Jonathan Edwards (1745-1801) and his son Jonathan Walter Edwards; and sister Hannah Edwards Wetmore (1713-1773) and her daughter Lucy Wetmore Whittelsey.
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Jonathan Edwards is undoubtedly one of the greatest thinkers in American history. His deep religious devotion and richly reconceived Reformed theology lays at the very heart of religious conservatism. The most affordable edition of his works and letters is Banner of Truth edition.
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This was the very first biography written on Jonathan Edwards, clearly one of the most important and influencial men in American history. Every major biography ever written on Edwards has quoted extensively from this volume. Finally you can go right to the source!
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Jonathan soon moved to Northampton, Massachusetts, to become the assistant pastor to his grandfather, Solomon Stoddard. A few years later Stoddard died and Jonathan became senior pastor. He labored at Northampton for 21 years.
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Gregory Wills and Richard Bailey gather nine previously unpublished ordination sermons delivered by Jonathan Edwards that charge others to be faithful in the gospel ministry. These sermons define the nature and task of such service, both then and now. Pastors today will find Edwards's words to be a challenge to return to the basic call of saving sinners by preaching the Word.
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In what has been a glittering career there are few titles that Jonathan has not won. However it was not until Sydney 2000 that Jonathan achieved his ultimate goal of winning Gold at the Olympics. He jumped 17.77 at the event in Sydney and captured the heart of the nation to return home to a hero's welcome.
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