Resolutions: A Collection of Wisdom - Mather, Cotton; Doddridge, Philip; Judson, Adoniram
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"These resolutions [of Jonathan Edwards], are, perhaps, to persons of every age, but especially to the young, the best uninspired summary of Christian duty, the best directory to high attainments in evangelical virtue, which the mind of man has hitherto been able to form," said S. E. Dwight. Cotton Mather thought to develop special rules for pride alone. Philip Doddridge was sensible that his heart had an inclination to depart from God. Brother Lawrence said "to establish ourselves in a sense of God's presence by continually conversing with Him." Adoniram Judson said, "God grant me grace to…mehr

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"These resolutions [of Jonathan Edwards], are, perhaps, to persons of every age, but especially to the young, the best uninspired summary of Christian duty, the best directory to high attainments in evangelical virtue, which the mind of man has hitherto been able to form," said S. E. Dwight. Cotton Mather thought to develop special rules for pride alone. Philip Doddridge was sensible that his heart had an inclination to depart from God. Brother Lawrence said "to establish ourselves in a sense of God's presence by continually conversing with Him." Adoniram Judson said, "God grant me grace to keep the above rules, and ever live to his glory, for Jesus Christ's sake." The resolutions allow one to see examples of the life of holiness that the Spirit of God enables Christians to follow.
Autorenporträt
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) was a New England preacher, a spiritual giant and a stimulator of the Great Awakening. Cotton Mather (1663-1728) was a great theologian at Boston's Second Church. Philip Doddridge (1702-1751) was a pastor, teacher and hymn writer. Adoniram Judson (1788-1850) was a missionary who served in Burma. William Law (1686-1761) was an English priest and writer. Brother Lawrence (1611-1691) was a kitchen worker of a Carmelite monastery.