SELECTIONS

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UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS

OF

JONATHAN EDWARDS,

OF AMERICA.

EDINBURGH:

PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE AND COMPANY,

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FACSIMILE OF JONATHAN EDWARDS HAND-WRITING.

EDITED FROM THE ORIGINAL MSS., WITH FACSIMILES
AND AN INTRODUCTION,

BY THE

REV. ALEXANDER B. GROSART,

KINROSS.

"I consider JONATHAN EDWARDS the greatest of the sons of men. He ranks with the
brightest luminaries of the Christian Church, not excluding any country, or any age,
since the apostolic."
ROBERT HALL.

"This remarkable man, the metaphysician of America.
His power of subtile ar-
gument, PERHAPS UNMATCHED, CERTAINLY UNSURPASSED AMONG MEN, was joined, as in some
of the ancient Mystics, with a character which raised his piety to fervour."
SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH.

"Edwards comes nearer Bishop Butler as a philosophical divine than any other theo-
logian with whom we are acquainted."
ROBERT MOREHEAD,

[ THREE HUndred copies.]

PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION.

1865.