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04.05.2021 •
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he is taken into the deep, dark places like prisons,, slaughterhouses, and even asked the midwives to give him the when babies are born
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The correct answer is option letter A (It emphasizes the negative view God has of sinners and how inconsequential they are to him.). Taken from the sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards (1741), the excerpt presented above narrates the comparison between sinners and insects arguing that sinners are as loathsome/worthless/abominable as some mere insects in the view of God. This comparison contributes to the central idea of the text that Hell is real and that the audience should be horrified by the hell that awaits them if they do not take advantage of the chance they are given to confess their sins. In other words, if beings do not confess their sins, they will become as irrelevant as a mere insect.