PPT-from Sinners in the Hands

of an Angry God Sermon by Jonathan Edwards Introducing the Sermon with Literary Analysis Persuasion Reading Skill Analyze Emotional Appeals Vocabulary in Context VIDEO TRAILER INTRODUCING THE SERMON. Friday, September 18 (A-day). Monday, September 23 (B-day). Take out:. Paper &. Pen(. cil. ). And . Be Ready to . THINK!. Homework. Standard:. You . will need to complete the vocabulary for “. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. Sinners in the Hands of an angry God. Journal. What is something someone could say to you that would cause you to become fearful? How do you think you would react if told this? . Puritans and Their Beliefs. goodness. Goodness and mercy. God is good to those who do not deserve his goodness. This undeserved goodness is also called his . mercy. or his . kindness. towards us.. Jesus told a story similar to this one to show how great God’s goodness is towards us even though we deserve his punishment.. 10 Commands. for Grace through Humility. James 4:1-6 Recap: . What causes quarrels and what causes fights . among . you?. . Our . internal struggle leads to external struggles resulting in quarrels and fights.. James Ossuary. Sycamore Tree. Most Jews of Jesus' day differentiate between the righteous and wicked within the . nation. The . righteous person is one who habitually chooses to obey the Law, whereas the wicked person is the one who habitually chooses to disobey the Law. . all. sinners. J. esus. . rebuked the attitude of trusting oneself in being righteous . (. l. uke. 18:9, 11).. Many Pharisees were self-righteous.. Beware of Pharisaical attitudes toward sinners.. What does God show and tell us about ourselves?. Mark 2:13-17. 13 . He went out again beside the sea, and all the crowd was coming to him, and he was teaching them. 14 And as he passed by, he saw Levi the son of . Alphaeus. sitting at the tax booth, and he said to him, "Follow me." And he rose and followed . . Leah Crabbe, Megan Jones, Austin Burns. About the Author. British colonial Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758). He preached to his congregation in North Hampton, Massachusetts and in Enfield, Connecticut on July 8th, 1741. . Leah Crabbe, Megan Jones, Austin Burns. About the Author. British colonial Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758). He preached to his congregation in North Hampton, Massachusetts and in Enfield, Connecticut on July 8th, 1741. By: Priyanka Dey, . Abinaya. . Sivakumar. , and Anthony Wang. Simile: . Explicit comparison of two unlike objects using “like” or “as”. Used for speakers, poets. Short similes can be powerful. A Review of . Sound Devices. Emma Jaques, . Akshat Gokhale, Ajaita Saini. Alliteration. - The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.. Device #1. SIMILES AND METAPHORS. By: Kush Singh, Mohammed Mannan, Atharva Padhye, Shrey Bohra, and Nirmal Prakash. Similes. “Your wickedness makes you as it were heavy as lead, and to tend downward with great weight and pressure toward hell…” (par. 4). Appeal to EMOTION and Appeal to LOGIC. Stephanie A., Priyanka Dangi, Arthur D., Neehar . P.. FEAR. Frightening Comment/Image. Why. it’s Frightening. “The devil is waitin. g for them, hell is gaping for them, the flames gather and flash about them” (Edwards 79). Kush Singh, Sapan Shah, Ishaaaan Vachhani, Nikhil Jain. Emphasizes the point. If you miss it, you can hear it again. Adds rhythm . Engages the reader. Sense of unity . Why . Repetition. ?. Emphasizes the point.