JESociety in the New Year
2025 Publications & Projects
Happy New Year 2025! This year is already a bustle of activity:
A new volume forthcoming in A Series of Treatises on Jonathan Edwards (see below)
Continued progress on the Jonathan Edwards Commentaries on the New Testament
More to come from Doctor Freefall and Slidefoot as they study how to twist Edwards’s theology and tempt their subjects in Theology and the Art of Temptation
New book underway on how to live in an age of Artificial Intelligence. This work is a follow up to Thunder God, Wonder God: Exploring the Emblematic Vision of Jonathan Edwards (JESociety Press, 2023)
Praise for Dr. Cameron Schweitzer’s forthcoming book
“This meticulous contribution to our scholarly understanding of Edwards’ biblical typology deserves careful attention. Based on painstaking research in Edwards’ “Blank Bible,” the epicenter of his vast exegetical corpus, Schweitzer demonstrates that Edwards’ effervescent typology is not described well by those who label it “conservative” or strictly “Christological.” Edwards had a typological vision of reality. Grounded in the Bible, it made sense of the history of creation and redemption. We will not understand him until we come to see the ways in which, for Edwards, the Scriptures offered a hermeneutical framework for understanding everything.” – Douglas A. Sweeney, Beeson Divinity School, Samford University
“At last! Schweitzer has given Edwards’ scholars and aficionados the much-needed key to typological references in Edwards’ neglected Ur text, the Blank Bible. Schweitzer’s meticulous study is a user-friendly compilation of the Blank Bible’s typological notations and provides both depth and breadth in relating those notations to Edwards’ exegetical methods, his theology, and the range of Edwards’ typological scholarship to date. This is a must have reference volume for students of Edwards at every level.” – Jennifer Leader, Professor of English, Mt. San Antonio College, author, Knowing, Seeing, Being: Jonathan Edwards, Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, and the American Typological Tradition