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Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758) is widely acknowledged to be one of America’s most important theologians and considered a fountainhead of American evangelicalism. He not only played an important role in his own time but also influenced the generations that followed in profound ways. With more than four hundred entries, The Jonathan Edwards Encyclopedia provides a wide-ranging perspective on...

Werge, Thomas. Thomas Shepard. Boston: Twayne, 1987. In the theology of Jonathan Edwards, the signs or marks of grace consist of the inward and outward evidences of a person’s conversion by the Holy Spirit unto salvation. Edwards uses the term “grace” in many ways throughout his writings, but his references to “marks” or “signs” of grace primarily refer to effectual saving grace. A distinction is made between common grace, which is extended to all humanity, and special covenantal
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