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Jonathan Edwards
Sinners in Zion Sermon Readings by T. Sullivan Harbor Reformed Baptist...
“ About the Narrator ” Thomas Sullivan started narrating in December of 1985 for the Chapel Library, then in Venice, FL, and now in Pensacola. This desire came, to put books on cassettes, while an attendant of the Reformed Baptist Church of Montville in 1985. Looking in the Trinity Baptist Book Store at volume 6 of the collected works of John Owen, the desire was entertained to put such books on tapes. The opening came when some Chapel Library lit. was sent from a friend in Brooklyn. While perusing the catalog, a number of books on tapes were noted. After listening to the narration of John Flavel's "Christ Knocking at the Door of Sinners Hearts", the conviction that it should be done with more pathos and conviction led Tom to send a sample tape of a narration of Archibald Alexander's Practical Truths to the Chapel Library. About 600 ninety minute tapes later, the narrating ceased in 1995 after reading Edward's Treatise on the Religious Affections. It was commenced again for a while on the internet, but this site gives a better opportunity due to the tremendous band width that such downloads require.
Some of the Chapel Library narrations may be suitable to upload here, but most of the narrations are brand new, from November 2003 to the present.
Some sermons have been narrated more than one time, this particular sermon has been narrated as many as 8 times over the years.
JONATHAN EDWARDS was born on October 5, 1703, in East Windsor, Connecticut, into a Puritan evangelical household. His childhood education as well as his undergraduate years (1716-1720) and graduate studies (1721-1722) at Yale College immersed him not only in the most current...
