The Treatise on Religious Affections (1840)
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The Treatise on Religious Affections (1840)
by Jonathan Edwards
Full Title: The Treatise on Religious Affections, by the Late Rev. Jonathan Edwards, A.M. Somewhat Abridged.
6 x 3 ¾. In English. Printed by D. Fanshaw for the American Tract Society, New York. Complete. An undated, early Edition. (1840 is an estimate.) Mid-19th century full calf, flat spine divided into panels by double gilt rules. Red morocco label. Binding is tight. Moderate wear to boards and extremities. Corners lightly bumped. Front pastedown with a handwritten, “E. S. Endon.” Front end paper starting. Small ink stain on lower half of rear end paper. Otherwise free from ownership markings. Text mostly crisp and clean, though there may be the occasional page with some imperfection such as occasional foxing, a slight stain, or other minor quirk that comes with a book this age. Early editions are not commonly seen in the marketplace. A sound and very pleasing copy to be sure.
Jonathan Edwards was an American revivalist preacher, philosopher, and Congregationalist Protestant theologian. Like most of the Puritans, he held to the Reformed theology. His famous ‘Treatise on Religious Affections’ was written to describe his philosophy about the methods for conversion to Christianity. Edwards, most-known for his polarizing sermons, wanted to provide a clear and concise book for those seeking conversion. The book includes twelve ‘tests’ for the reader to measure if they were truly converted. This work is still popular today among modern evangelists. Writers such as John Piper often refer to this work in their ministry. This edition includes a portrait frontispiece of Jonathan Edwards. (The color image of the author we included on our website is NOT in the book.)
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