Table of Contents

Editor's Note

Introduction
i. Historical
ii. Theological
iii. Philosophical

Treatise on Grace
I. [Shewing] that Common and Saving Grace differ, not only in degree, but in nature and kind
II. Shewing wherein all Saving Grace does summarily consist
III. Shewing how a principle of Grace is from the Spirit of God

Observations Concerning the Trinity and the Covenant of Redemption

Appendix
An Essay on the Trinity

About the Author

Jonathan Edwards was an eighteenth-century American Congregationalist theologian and is widely regarded as one of the country's most important religious thinkers. He was born at the turn of the century in Connecticut and was educated at Yale. He played a crucial role in creating the First Great Awakening in Protestant Christianity, a revival of Evangelicalism that spread throughout Britain and its American colonies during the 1730s and 1740s.
Paul Helm is a Reformed British philosopher and theologian educated at Worcester College, Oxford. He has taught at Regent College, the University of Liverpool, Highland Theological College and King's College London.