PPT-INFERNO CANTO 3: THE VESTIBULE OF HELL
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The Opportunists Neither for good nor evil but only for themselves Uncommitted one way or another never chose sides in Rebellion of Angels Reside on shores of Acheron
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The Opportunists Neither for good nor evil but only for themselves Uncommitted one way or another never chose sides in Rebellion of Angels Reside on shores of Acheron not in Hell or outside of it. : A Synopsis. Braden J. Krien . University Honors Program . University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The Divine Comedy. is an epic poem by the Dante Alighieri in which the character Dante must travel through Hell and Purgatory with the aid of Virgil before he is brought into Heaven by the first love of his life, Beatrice. The poem is not only the story of an imagined physical journey through the afterlife but also a allegorical journey towards salvation and a representation of the development of the poet.. Pre-Reading Study Guide. By . PresenterMedia.com. Who was Dante Alighieri?. Dante, of course, is the author of . The Divine Comedy. . He was born a Roman Catholic in Florence in 1265 C.E. . He died of malaria in Ravenna, Italy, in 1321 (the night of Sept. 13-14). . Revelation 20:10-15. “At some point in the 1960’s, Hell disappeared. No one could say for certain when this happened. First it was there, then it wasn’t. Different people became aware of the disappearance of Hell at different times. Some realized that they had been living for years as though Hell did not exist, without having consciously registered its disappearance …”. 1265-1321. The Inferno. The Inferno is an . Allegory. It is meant to be understood on two levels . 1. Literal . – actual progress through the story. - . Dante literally travels from hell through purgatory and finally heaven. An exciting journey through . all the circles of Hell. Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. “Hell has enlarged its soul and opened its mouth without any limits.”. - Isaiah 5:14. Three Days in Hell. “Hell has enlarged its soul and opened its mouth without any limits.”. - Isaiah 5:14. Dante’s Inferno. Author Biography. Dante Alighieri. Son of a nobleman. Born May1265 in Florence, Italy. Summary. In canto III, Dante travels through the gate. What he sees overwhelms him. The sinners in this area are forever chasing a banner. They are being chased by hornets and wasps, and their blood feeds worms and maggots that live below. Virgil guides Dante to the river that leads further into the inferno. Charon denies Dante’s passage further into the inferno because he is a living man destined for a better place. Virgil tells Charon that Dante must make this journey. At the end of the canto, Dante faints.. Review – What Jesus taught about hell . . .. The purpose of hell - - Judgment.. The fear of hell – The Judge!. The reality of hell – Avoid it!. Today’s Fact – Hell is Final. There was a rich man who was dressed in purple and fine linen and lived in luxury every day. . – Introduction. Allegory: . a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one. .. Allusion: . an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.. This is Part 1 of a 2-Part sermon.. A History of Hell. This is Part 1 of a 2-Part sermon.. This is challenging!. A History of Hell. This is Part 1 of a 2-Part sermon.. This is challenging!. This sermon and the next are teaching sermons.. 1. What do you think happens in Canto 6-33, if you know that Canto 5 was about Circle 2, and Canto 34 is about Circle 9? . 2. . What sin will put you in Circle 9, and who lives there?. 3. . What does “. Canto 1: The Dark Wood of Error. Read handout for Canto 1 (lines 1-60). Answer the following question:. Dante says in line 12 of Canto 1 that he has wandered from the “True Way.” If the “Dark Wood of Error” is a symbol of worldliness, what does the True Way represent? On an allegorical level, what might the three animals that try to force Dante back into the Dark Wood represent?. The Birth of Dante’s Purgatory Though Dante’s topography for the realms of Hell and Paradise are influenced by existing scriptural and visionary texts, his topographical vision of Purgatory is largely original. https://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzo45hWXRWU. . http://www.infinitelooper.com/?v=kzo45hWXRWU&p=n#/. 130;141. . https://. soundcloud.com/whyy-the-pulse/an-audio-illusion. The Ear. Complex organ that has 3 functions:.
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