"Dam*nation doesn’t slu*mber, the Pit is prepared, the Fire is made ready, the Furnace is now hot, ready to receive them, the Flames do now r*age and glow" this statement from the sermon reflects the intentions of Edward to bring people back to churches.
Explanation:
The aim of the sermon was to reestablish theological loyalty and get people back to the church. Much of the discourse offered by Edwards describes the extent of repercussions with sinners. He highlights the joys and rewards for the people who would join the church and the punishment for the non-believers. He offered the path of salvation to lure people back to the Church if they willing to act quickly.
Edwards uses God as a supreme supernatural being who watches over everything everyone does. He judges everyone and despises nonbelievers. The sermon is for nonbelievers. Initially, Edwards speaks about the reason behind his sermon. He then begins to speak to the nonbelievers about hell and how God can choose to send these non believers to hell eternally if he so wishes. A line which demonstrates this view is "The bow of God's wrath is bent, and the arrow made ready on the string, and justice bends the arrow at your heart, and strains the bow, and it is nothing but the mere pleasure of God, and that of an angry God, without any promise or obligation at all, that keeps the arrow one moment from being made drunk with your blood." However, toward the end of the sermon, Edward paints God as a forgiving being should his followers seek his guidance. God is thus portrayed as a forgiving soul to those deserving of mercy. Edward, therefore, ends the sermon while giving hope to the nonbelievers. In Edwards’s sermon, he first paints God as God the wrathful and in the latter part as God the merciful.
This poem A Heritage of Trees is not a ryhming poem. There is no ryhme scheme. The lines are short and there is no metre. No line has a set number of beats. Compare this poem with some of the ryhming poems in this site. Note that in poetry some words can be left out : e.g. Attack a tree today (on) the road from Mysore to Ooty. source: english-for-students.com p.s. hope this helps
D are <span>The poodle and the Border collie __________ two of the smartest breeds of dogs are would be the best to fit in and also a verb i what connects the sentence together </span><span />
Jack thinks that he is some tough high and might being but really he is just being sensless and putting himself in danger. He is trying to look like a better leader than Ralph by seeming braver even though that has nothing to do with why Ralph doesn't think they should go, and smarter, even though he isn't.
