Jonathan Edwards was the last Puritan and the father of American theology. Some scholars still refer to him as the greatest theologian that America has ever seen. Even at the young age of 19, he proved that he was quite aware of his calling to be holy by writing 70 Resolutions. Edwards would read these Resolutions once each week as a reminder of his life calling. He did this for over over 35 years. Prior to entering heaven in 1758, Edwards read them over 1800 times. The resul

Jonathan Edwards was the last Puritan and the father of American theology. Some scholars still refer to him as the greatest theologian that America has ever seen. Even at the young age of 19, he proved that he was quite aware of his calling to be holy by writing 70 Resolutions. Edwards would read these Resolutions once each week as a reminder of his life calling. He did this for over over 35 years. Prior to entering heaven in 1758, Edwards read them over 1800 times. The resul

Jonathan Edwards was the last Puritan and the father of American theology. Some scholars still refer to him as the greatest theologian that America has ever seen. Even at the young age of 19, he proved that he was quite aware of his calling to be holy by writing 70 Resolutions. Edwards would read these Resolutions once each week as a reminder of his life calling. He did this for over over 35 years. Prior to entering heaven in 1758, Edwards read them over 1800 times. The resul

Jonathan Edwards was the last Puritan and the father of American theology. Some scholars still refer to him as the greatest theologian that America has ever seen. Even at the young age of 19, he proved that he was quite aware of his calling to be holy by writing 70 Resolutions. Edwards would read these Resolutions once each week as a reminder of his life calling. He did this for over over 35 years. Prior to entering heaven in 1758, Edwards read them over 1800 times. The resul

Jonathan Edwards was the last Puritan and the father of American theology. Some scholars still refer to him as the greatest theologian that America has ever seen. Even at the young age of 19, he proved that he was quite aware of his calling to be holy by writing 70 Resolutions. Edwards would read these Resolutions once each week as a reminder of his life calling. He did this for over over 35 years. Prior to entering heaven in 1758, Edwards read them over 1800 times. The resul