EZEK. 20:21-22: "When God's professing people behave themselves unanswerably to great things that God has done for em, God sometimes appears ready in [an] awful [?] manner to destroy them, and yet in undeserved and wonderful mercy withdraws his hand and spares them" (p. 6)

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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library > Jonathan Edwards collection (GEN MSS 151) > Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards > SERMONS > EZEK. 20:21-22: "When God's professing people behave themselves unanswerably to great things that God has done for em, God sometimes appears ready in [an] awful [?] manner to destroy them, and yet in undeserved and wonderful mercy withdraws his hand and spares them" (p. 6)

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Title: EZEK. 20:21-22: "When God's professing people behave themselves unanswerably to great things that God has done for em, God sometimes appears ready in [an] awful [?] manner to destroy them, and yet in undeserved and wonderful mercy withdraws his hand and spares them" (p. 6)
Creator: From the Collection: Edwards, Jonathan, 1703-1758
Published / Created: 1737 Mar 13
Description: "For a day of prayer appointed on occasion of the front gallery's falling"
Provenance: The bulk of the Jonathan Edwards Collection came to Yale as a gift of the heirs of Jonathan Edwards in 1900. Additional individual pieces, small groups of his papers, and especially, other family papers, have been added over the years through gift and purchase, chiefly from other Edwards descendants. For further acquisitions information, please consult the appropriate curator.
Extent of Digitization: This object has been completely digitized.
Language: English

Repository

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Call Number

GEN MSS 151

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  - Series I: Writings of Jonathan Edwards, c. 1720-84
    SERMONS
    THIS ITEM EZEK. 20:21-22: "When God's professing people behave themselves unanswerably to great things that God has done for em, God sometimes appears ready in [an] awful [?] manner to destroy them, and yet in undeserved and wonderful mercy withdraws his hand and spares them" (p. 6)

Container / Volume

Box 5, folder 376

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Citation: Jonathan Edwards Collection. General Collection, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.