From the sermon text…. We ought to be much concerned to know whether we do not live in some particular way, which is offensive and displeasing to God. This is what I principally intend. We ought to be much concerned to know whether we do not live in the gratification of some lust, either in practice or in our thoughts, whether we do not live in the omission of some duty, something which God expects we should do, whether we do not go into some practice or manner of behavior, which is not warrantable. We should inquire whether we do not live in some practice, which is against our light, and whether we do not allow ourselves in known sins.
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Jonathan Edwards
Examining Ourselves Sermon Readings by T. Sullivan Harbor Reformed Baptist...
“ Explanation from the Narrator ” This sermon was just narrated for Sermon Audio (Finished) November 27th 2005. The original one already on Sermon Audio was only the first part of the sermon.
It was 60 minutes long and is already two years old.
This one is more complete but I still could not fit the whole sermon on a 90 minute cassette but had to summarize the application. At this time I have moved on to narrate Edward's famous work, Distinguishing Marks of a Work of the Spirit of God.
There is one Edwards' work I narrated for the Chapel Library in the past but don't have the original tapes, and that is Thoughts on the Present Revival of Religion, and thus may choose this title to read in the near future.
Part of that work is available here as "Undiscerned Spiritual Pride."
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...
