Grace and Truth: Rare Sermons by Jonathan Edwards
- ISBN-10
- 0984706240
- ISBN-13
- 9780984706242
- Series
- Grace and Truth
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 344
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014
- Publisher
- The Northampton Press
- Author
- Jonathan Edwards
Description
Grace and Truth: Rare Sermons by Jonathan Edwards is a collection of fifteen sermons on various topics, with the general theme being the gracious warning of God to flee approaching wrath by coming to the Savior for mercy and forgiveness. Readers familiar with the preaching of Jonathan Edwards, as well as those who are new to his ministry, will find encouragement in these pages. These sermons have been carefully edited by Dr. Don Kistler to make them more approachable to the modern reader, while still allowing the original language to retain its full character and impact.
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- 2019-03-28
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