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    In the sermon “Sinner in the Hands of an Angry God‚” Jonathan Edwards expresses his strong urge for the people of his congregation to desperately wake up and realize that there really is a hell‚ and most people are probably going to hell because of their sin. Even though this was a sermon spoken out loud‚ he uses many different elements of style. Throughout his sermon‚ he speaks in second person‚ uses multiple similes‚ diverse sentence structure‚ includes a happy ending‚ and he has a very narrow-minded

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    Jonathon Edwards was quite known for his most famous sermon "from the sinners in the hands of an angry God." He often called people sinners and scared them in to believing that they were all going to hell. Edwards uses many rhetorical devices in his sermon‚ such as: figurative language; fear‚parallel structure‚ and lastly repetition. J. Edwards used a lot of figurative language in his sermon. It seems like in every other sentence there is either a simile or a metaphor or at least something

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    arenas are all examples we can thank the Romans for. Also in this paper I will explain the importance Roman society has on the world today. I will discuss many topics including events and ideas from the Pax Romana period‚ ideas and virtues from the Sermon on the Mount‚ and the magnificent Roman Colosseum. Pax Romana is Latin for Roman peace. With that being said‚ the Pax Romana was a time for peace within the Roman Empire. The Roman Empire may seem happy and peaceful‚ but in

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    Powerful Puritan Persuasion “Sinners in the hands of an Angry God” was an influential sermon that described the “torments of Hell to be endured by sinners”(85). Jonathan Edwards used an appeal to fear to persuade the 18th century Puritans to repent their sins. This emotional sermon had powerful analogies and vivid imagery that made it effective. In the beginning of the sermon‚ Edwards takes away all the audience’s confidence in themselves. He breaks them down and makes them feel vulnerable.

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    Micah Knox Mrs. Laycook English 10H‚ period 3 October 21‚ 2014 Sinners In the Hand of an Angry God Essay In the sermon‚ “Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God”‚ By Jonothan Edwards was an extrememly persuasive piece of literature written in 1781. It was written in order to convince his congregation that they had to have a conversion experience to avoid spending eternity in hell. He wanted them to acknowledge that they could not gain salvation by their own merit and needed Christ as a mediator

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    “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Writing Response For over two and a half centuries‚ the passionate sermons given by Jonathan Edwards at the dawn of the Great Awakening have captivated the hearts and minds of thousands of people‚ drawing them back to the heart of biblical Christianity and righteous living. Out of all of his sermons‚ however‚ the most well-known and broadly studied is “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”‚ which paints a vivid portrait of life’s brevity and the indescribable

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    Jonathan Edwards’ sermon‚ “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”‚ was one of the most important sermons during the Great Awakening period. The purpose of the sermon‚ written in 1741‚ was to convince members of congregations to devote themselves to a Puritan lifestyle. Edwards developed this argument by explaining God’s wrath on sinners and the long-lasting affects that will happen to the sinners once they die. His sermon is characterized by his strong use of imagery‚ persuasive techniques‚ detail

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    similarities in the teachings of Jesus and Buddha. Most are discussed specifically in their sermons. With Christianity the sermon was called “Sermon on the Mount”. Jesus went up a mountainside and spoke to his disciples and the crowds of people. It stated the right ways for us to approach God and to deal with other people. This was a collection of sayings‚ the Gospel of Matthew‚ stated by Jesus himself. This sermon‚ which is located in the New Testament‚ is the longest teaching from Jesus. With Buddhism

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    takes to give a good sermon. According to Long‚ there are four main pieces to preaching. To me‚ two of them are so obvious that it is easy to overlook‚ but Long includes them. The four pieces of preaching: Someone to listen (Long‚ 15)‚ A preacher or preachers (Long‚ 16)‚ a sermon (Long‚ 16)‚ and the presence of Christ (Long‚ 16). The congregation and the preacher are the two more obvious things‚ you need someone to listen‚ and you need someone to speak to the listeners. The sermon‚ Long explains‚

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    Edwards’ most famous sermon was “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”‚ despite the fact that he had delivered the sermon to his own congregation‚ with little effect‚ he felt led to use it again when invited to preach at the neighboring town of Enfield‚ Massachusetts on July 8‚ 1741. During Edwards’ sermon he used vivid imagery of hell‚ the wrath of God‚ and the hope of salvation to reveal his perspective on the reality that awaited those that did not follow Christ. During his sermon Jonathan Edwards

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