SECT. I. Needful precautions. SECT. II. The precept explained. SECT. III.  When men act as though they depend on another day. SECT. IV. Why we ought not to boast of to-morrow. SECT. V. Serious inquiries. SECT. VI. How to spend every day.
Edwards really lays out the case in the stupidity of expecting our days to be fruitful and of a long continuance.
Sections 3 and 4 are applied to man in general, but I feel it really states what goes on on the world of politics.
This sermon also gives some really necessary discourse about death.
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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...
#14 - Top Played Sermon (48-Hours) on 12/23/2018
