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A History of the Work of Redemption

Jonathan Edwards
1774
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Theology · 1774

A History of the Work of Redemption

by Jonathan Edwards

God's plan from Genesis to glory, preached as one unbroken story. Edwards' sweeping vision of history as the theater of redemption.

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  • 1General Introduction.
  • 2Period I - PART I. From the Fall to the Flood.
  • 3Period I - PART II. From the Flood to the calling of Abraham.
  • 4Period I - PART III. From Abraham to Moses.
  • 5Period I - PART IV. From Moses to David.
  • 6Period I - PART V. From David to the Babylonish Captivity.
  • 7Period I - PART VI. From the Captivity to Christ.
  • 8Period I - PART VII. Improvement of the First PERIOD.

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About the author

Jonathan Edwards

Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) was a pastor, philosopher and the central figure of the Great Awakening. Later president of Princeton, he is widely regarded as the greatest theologian America has ever produced.

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