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2. archive.org › details › bp_590859Memoirs of the Rev. David Brainerd, missionary to the Indians ...

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   Memoirs of the Rev. David Brainerd, missionary to the Indians on the borders of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania ... 2020-10-08 22:17:56 Associated-names Edwards ...

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   A Short But Most Effective Life – David Brainerd. On-field. Pre-Field. 22 October 2021. By Ross Paterson. David Brainerd was born on April 20, 1718 in Haddam, Connecticut. He died a short 29 years later. For only eight of those years was he a born-again believer in Jesus. For only a short four years did he serve as a cross-cultural missionary.

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   Calendars for the school year 2021/22 for the United Kingdom as templates in Word format to download and print. The calendars run from August 1st, 2021 to July 31st, 2022. Years are marked in different colours for easy identification.

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   Jan 31, 1990 · It is remarkable that David Brainerd must be reckoned as an essential motivational component in the founding of two of those schools. If he was a somewhat frustrated scholar, thinking and writing by candlelight in the wilderness, his vision for evangelical higher education had a greater fulfillment probably than if he had given his life to that ...

6. www.christianunion.org › publications-mediaThe Inspirational Life of Missionary David Brainerd

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   Feb 1, 2017 · Christian Union: The Magazine recently interviewed Dr. Doug Sweeney about the life and long-lasting impact of David Brainerd, a missionary to Native Americans during the 18th century. Sweeney is Professor of Church History and the History of Christian Thought, Chair of the Department, and Director of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Trinity ...

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   Was Brainerd alone in his ministry to the end?

   • But Brainerd was alone in his ministry to the end. The last nineteen weeks of his life Jerusha Edwards, Jonathan Edwards’s seventeen-year-old daughter, was his nurse and many speculate that there was deep love between them. But in the wilderness and in the ministry he was alone, and could only pour out his soul to God.

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   How did David Brainerd die?

   • The Great Awakening was just over the horizon and Brainerd would live through both waves of it in the mid thirties and early forties, then die of tuberculosis in Jonathan Edwards’s house at the age of 29 on October 9, 1747. Brainerd’s father, Hezekiah, was a Connecticut legislator and died when David was nine years old.

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   How many children did Brainerd have?

   • Brainerd was the sixth child and third son born to Hezekiah and Dorothy. After him came three more children. Dorothy had brought one little boy from a previous marriage, and so there were twelve of them in the home — but not for long. Five years after his father died at the age of 46, his mother died when he was fourteen.

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   Was David Brainerd a Puritan?

   • He had been a rigorous Puritan with strong views of authority and strictness at home; and he pursued a very earnest devotion that included days of private fasting to promote spiritual welfare ( The Life of David Brainerd, ed. Norman Pettit, The Works of Jonathan Edwards, vol. 7, 33).

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   What did Brainerd see in his diaries?

   • In Brainerd’s case, it meant that he seemed to see nothing in nature but a “howling wilderness” and a bleak enemy. There was nothing in his diaries like the transports of Jonathan Edwards as he walked in the woods and saw images of divine glory and echoes of God’s excellence everywhere.

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   Was Brainerd a 'warm imagination'?

   • Edwards extolled Brainerd for not being a person of “warm imagination” (93). This was a virtue for Edwards because it meant that Brainerd was free from what he called religious “enthusiasm” — the intensity of religious emotion based on sudden impressions and sights in the imagination rather than on spiritual apprehension of God’s moral perfections.

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8. academic.oup.com › book › 3411The Lives of David Brainerd: The Making of an American ...

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   Sep 1, 2009 · This new biography seeks to restore Brainerd to the context of the culture in which he lived. Combining archival research with the most recent scholarship on the Great Awakening and Indian missions, the book argues that Brainerd's work among the Indians resulted from his determination to combine two major parts of his life experience.