Discover why the fiery sermons of Jonathan Edwards sparked the Great Awakening of 1740! This 2-volume set features Edwards's most celebrated expositions, including The Freedom of the Will and The Religious Affections, plus Henry Rogers's Essay on the Genius and Writings of Jonathan Edwards---a work you won't find in any other Edwards collection. 1958 pages total, hardcovers from Hendrickson.
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4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Mike Dunaway (Lomita Ca.), July 01, 2008
To learn the thoughts and insights of the giants of Christendom is always a treat. Edwards wrote about so many different aspects of Christianity that there is something here for everybody. If you are looking to sharpen your doctrinal approach, or just live more the way that God intended Edwards is your man.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Eric Hansen (India), February 03, 2008
This 2 volume work of Edwards is a priceless treasure. It is the capstone of my theological library. Apart from the Word of God, I find myself spending hours reading and meditating on Edward's grand and glorious view of a Sovereign God! It is worth the money and so much more. I will glean from this grand work for years to come. After the Bible, this is my first recommendation for anyone looking to dive into good biblical theology and be challenged spiritually and intellectually. Praise God for the life of Jonathan Edwards and his legacy to Christ's church.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Anna Bettisworth (San Jose, CA), October 15, 2007
This set is very inspiring. I have be challenged by the godliness and holiness preached throughout these volumes. I would highly encourage you to purchase these. There is a reason they are making a comeback--they are fantastic!
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Kevin Burgess (Bixby, OK), August 10, 2007
I read "A disseration on the end for which God created the universe" the first week I had the book. It was amazing. It will not only make you read the Bible in a different light but live your life with true purpose.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by John Wood (Houston, Texas), September 06, 2001
This man is amazing- once he has you engaged in a particular piece, look out. I commented to my professor in seminary that I was having manifestations in my body reading Edwards. Once you let the fire of this Puritan pass through your soul, you come out like gold. "Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved."
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Frank Penha Alves de Melo (Brazil), November 30, 2000
I didnīt agree with my friend on the other review because the best thing to know about this book is that it is a reprint of the ORIGINAL edition, and D.Martin Jones said:"that it is a must-read book". And you are buying a good book. Very different from the majority of the modern books(only water).
1.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Mic Dailing (Deerfield, IL), August 19, 2000
I have rated this book low because it is simply a reprint from an 1834 edition that was originally published in Great Britain with no recent scholarly work whatsoever. By the 1834 there had already risen differing accounts of Edward's writings, and some of my professors have suggested that this may not be the most accurate in-print today. I also noticed that the print format makes reading the text a chore. The price is unbeatable (especially when purchasing the book from CBD), but you really do get what you pay for.
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