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Jonathan Edwards: A Gallery of Friends, Foes & Followers
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Colonial New England: An Old Order, New Awakening
J. Stephen Lang and Mark A. Noll|
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Jonathan Edwards: Recommended Resources
Edwards' Works:
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From the Archives: The Earliest Known Letter of Jonathan Edwards
This letter was written by the twelve-year-old Jonathan Edwards to his sister Mary on May 10, 1716.
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The Puritans and Edwards
The American Vision of a Covenant People
Harry S. Stout|
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Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening: Did You Know?
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Jonathan Edward's World: Christian History Timeline
CT Pastors
ON USING PEOPLE IN THE CHURCH
Russ Reid|
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From the Archives: Extracts from Two Sermons by Edwards
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Excerpts from the Life of Jonathan Edwards
Samuel Hopkins|
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Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening: From the Publisher
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Resolutions of Jonathan Edwards
Mark A. Noll|
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MOTIVATION FOR THE LONG HAUL
Roger Thompson|
CT Pastors
IS CHURCH FOR EVERYONE
Marilyn Phemister|
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SHOOTING ECCLESIASTICAL ELEPHANTS
Robert L. Randall|
Refiner’s Fire: Chagall—Tom by Grace?
A Jewish artist paints the cross.
John V. Lawning, Jr.|
How Do I Love Me?
A prominent ethisist counts four ways we worship our bodies.
Kenneth Vaux|
Charles Colson
Budget Cuts and Self-Denial
Charles Colson|
Book Briefs
Books: September 20, 1985
Congressmen Press Romania to End Religious Persecution
Kelsey Menehan|

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