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John Winthrop

John Winthrop and John Edwards had a large affect on Christian heritage as well as the heritage of Old England. Both Edwards and Winthrop’s sermons are considered analogous. Their sermons both exhibit how Puritans followed their religion and their belief in a covenant with God. In “A Model of Christian Charity” Winthrop’s goal as the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, was to lead them to be a model to Old England which was a colony based on Biblical principles. The underlying statement in Jonathan Edwards “Sinner's In the Hands of an Angry God” was it warns us against the dangers of allowing oneself to believe that all is well when we are in fact under attack.

Both works are similar, the fact that their tone is cold and calculating, and utterly precise in the analysis of just what God's wrath is and why you don't want it to be directed at you. Their main point was giving all the glory to God. The Puritan’s did whatever they could to keep it in God's name and always obey God. God has divine power and had to be obeyed.

On July 8th, 1741 Edwards preached his most famous sermon,


Even though these sermons were similar in that their main point was giving all the notoriety to God their sermons were contrary to one another. Each sermon tried to get different points across of how Puritan’s should live and how to obey God.

Jonathon Edward's sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,” focused on Puritanism theology. He addressed the issues of man as a sinner and God's hate of sinners. Once man reached this Covenant, believing in God could redeem him. Throughout the sermon he addressed the process of redemption. He hammered at his congregation using guilt and fear for their souls. Thus Edwards' sermon incorporated the three covenants; Covenant of Works, Covenant of Redemption, and Covenant of Grace. In “A Model of Christian Charity,” Winthrop uses tenets of Christianity and his own sense of reason to write a political sermon designed to prepare the Puritans for their difficult project in America. Winthrop's "Model" is the clearest statement we have of the principles that guided the Bay Colony, and their conception of the sort of commonwealth they set out to found. Th

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