3. What is the speaker’s overall purpose in the sermon? A to praise the people who aren’t sinners and explain how God will rewar
d them for their saintly actions B to prove how powerful he is with the support of God behind him to punish people he identifies as sinners C to encourage people to give to the church in order to prove their commitment to God and his teachings D to scare people who might identify themselves as sinners to realign themselves with God
D. To scare people who might identify themselves as sinners to realign themselves with God.
Explanation:
Jonathan Edward's famous sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" uses powerful and strong language to try to persuade the people to turn from their evil ways. He implores on the people to repent and seek salvation/forgiveness before the world ends.
Edwards uses some harsh words, some powerful, strong language and at times even some scary words to depict the future of a man if he keeps living his current sinful life. He paints a picture of God as someone who is 'vengeful, hurt and angry' over his people's sinful nature. Giving a vivid description of the fate of anyone ignoring his warning about the wrath of God, he tried to persuade them to give up their wrongdoings and lean towards the Lord.
Thus, the correct answer for the overall purpose of the speaker in the sermon is to scare people who might identify themselves as sinners to realign themselves with God.
The Law of the Jungle, which never orders anything without a reason, forbids every beast to eat Man except when he is killing to show his children how to kill, and then he must hunt outside the hunting grounds of his pack or tribe.
D. A guide explaining how to interpret and navigate the Constitution
Explanation:
After a thorough reading of the Peambulo de la Constitución, we can affirm that this is a text that contains the fundamental statements that establish the general objectives and intentions of the Founding Fathers, about the meaning that should be given to the Constitution and how to interpret it.
