1769 JOSEPH BELLAMY. Jonathan Edwards' Disciple on the Half-Way Covenant. Very Rare! Autograph His hand was always quite

His hand was always quite poor and challenging to make out

Marion and Son

Richard Gill was chosen for Loughwood in 1788

A nice grouping

1769 JOSEPH BELLAMY. Jonathan Edwards' Disciple on the Half-Way Covenant. Very Rare! Autograph His hand was always quiteA very important early colonial piece of revivalist theology by one of the primary disciples of Jonathan Edwards. The Great Awakening itself, especially as articulated by Jonathan Edwards, could be seen as a response against the half way covenant, i. e. the idea that unconverted persons in the church may still be meaningful members of the church, have their children baptized, etc., Edwards saw this as a serious compromise; the Church was not composed