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Philip Doddridge · 1736 · Sermon
Philip Doddridge's "Ten Sermons on the Power and Grace of Christ" emerged from his pastoral ministry at Castle Hill Meeting in Northampton during the 1730s, a period when English Dissenting congregations faced…
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Thomas Boston · 1737 · Treatise
Thomas Boston's treatise emerged from his pastoral work in the Scottish Borders, where he observed countless parishioners struggling with afflictions that seemed to mar their earthly happiness. Writing in the tradition of…
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Jonathan Edwards · 1737 · Treatise
Jonathan Edwards wrote this detailed account of the religious revival that swept through his congregation in Northampton, Massachusetts, and the surrounding Connecticut River Valley between 1734 and 1735. Originally composed as a…
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George Whitefield · 1737 · Sermon
This sermon emerged from George Whitefield's early ministry as an Anglican priest, delivered when he was just twenty-three years old and already drawing massive crowds throughout Britain. Preached during the opening phase…
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George Whitefield · 1737–1770 · Sermon
George Whitefield's sermons emerged from his revolutionary approach to preaching during the Great Awakening of the eighteenth century. As crowds in parish churches proved insufficient for the masses seeking to hear him,…
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Ebenezer Erskine · 1738 · Sermon
This sermon emerged from Ebenezer Erskine's pastoral ministry during the theological upheavals of eighteenth-century Scottish Presbyterianism. Preached in 1738, it addressed believers struggling with doubt about their salvation amid the doctrinal controversies…
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Journals George Whitefield's Journals
George Whitefield · 1738–1741 · Other
George Whitefield's Journals chronicle the early ministry of the Anglican evangelist who became one of the most prominent figures of the eighteenth-century Great Awakening. Written between 1738 and 1741, these personal accounts…
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Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf · 1738 · Treatise
This collection of aphoristic theological reflections emerges from Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf's leadership of the renewed Moravian Church during the 1730s, when the community faced both internal theological disputes and external criticism from…
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Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf · 1738–1760 · Other
The Hauptschriften (Principal Writings) of Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf represents the collected theological works of the Moravian Church's most influential leader during its eighteenth-century renewal. Written between 1738 and 1760, these works emerged…
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George Whitefield · 1738 · Sermon
This sermon by George Whitefield takes Genesis 3:15 as its text, preached during the early phase of the Great Awakening when Whitefield was establishing himself as one of the most powerful evangelical…
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John Wesley · 1738–1791 · Other
The Works of John Wesley encompasses the theological and pastoral writings of the Anglican priest who sparked the Methodist revival within eighteenth-century English Christianity. Writing across more than five decades of ministry,…
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George Whitefield · 1739 · Sermon
George Whitefield's "The Almost Christian" is a sermon delivered in 1739 during the early years of the Great Awakening, when the young Anglican evangelist was challenging the spiritual complacency he perceived in…
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Family Expositor The Family Expositor: or a Paraphrase and Version of the New Testament
Philip Doddridge · 1739–1756 · Commentary
Philip Doddridge's monumental commentary emerged from his work as pastor and educator in eighteenth-century Northampton, where he sought to make careful biblical interpretation accessible to ordinary Christian families. Published in six volumes…
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William Law · 1739 · Treatise
William Law wrote this treatise in 1739 as a theological companion to his influential "A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life," addressing critics who questioned whether his demanding vision of…
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Charles Wesley · 1739–1788 · Book
Charles Wesley's Hymns and Sacred Poems represents one of the most influential collections of Christian verse in the English language, emerging from the evangelical revival that swept eighteenth-century Britain. Published in multiple…
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Count Nicolaus Zinzendorf · 1739 · Sermon
These sixteen sermons represent Count Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf's mature theological reflection on Christ's atoning work, delivered in 1739 to the Moravian community at Herrnhut. As the spiritual leader of the renewed…
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William Law · 1740 · Treatise
William Law's "An Appeal to All That Doubt" emerged in 1740 as a direct response to the deistic controversies that were challenging orthodox Christianity in eighteenth-century England. Writing at the height of…
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Gilbert Tennent · 1740 · Sermon
Gilbert Tennent delivered this explosive sermon at Nottingham, Pennsylvania on March 8, 1740, during the height of the Great Awakening. The sermon emerged from fierce conflicts between revival supporters and their critics…
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George Whitefield · 1740 · Sermon
George Whitefield's Selected Sermons captures the theological core of the most prominent preacher of the eighteenth-century evangelical revival. These sermons emerged from Whitefield's itinerant ministry across Britain and colonial America, where his…
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George Whitefield · 1740 · Other
George Whitefield's spiritual autobiography emerged from the evangelical revival sweeping through Britain and its American colonies in the 1730s. Written when Whitefield was just twenty-five and already famous as a preacher, this…
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Jonathan Edwards · 1741 · Sermon
This sermon emerged from Jonathan Edwards's urgent need to defend the Great Awakening against its critics in 1741. As revival swept through New England, bringing dramatic conversions and intense religious experiences, opponents…
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Isaac Watts · 1741 · Treatise
Isaac Watts composed this systematic guide to intellectual development as a practical manual for students and ministers seeking to cultivate their reasoning faculties. Writing from his experience as a Dissenting academy tutor…
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Gilbert Tennent · 1741 · Treatise
Gilbert Tennent's "Remarks upon a protestation" emerged from the heated controversies surrounding the Great Awakening in colonial America. Written in 1741, this treatise responds directly to criticism from the Philadelphia Presbytery regarding…
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Jonathan Edwards · 1741 · Sermon
Jonathan Edwards preached this sermon in Enfield, Connecticut, on July 8, 1741, during the height of the Great Awakening. The congregation had remained largely unmoved by the revival sweeping through New England,…
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