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Four times, Edwards says, "It is the mere pleasure of God..." According to Edwards, God is a mighty and fearless king.
The sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by Jonathan Edwards, delivered on July 8, 1741 in Enfield, Connecticut, is an exhortation to "sinners" to acknowledge that they will face God's punishment, which will be more terrifying and agonizing than they can imagine.
For understanding how Edwards approaches his message, three topics jump out as being particularly significant:
- Corrupt sinners must endure a terrifying judgment.
- Time is running out for the unrepentant; God's just vengeance will strike without warning.
- Only God's free will may extend the "day of mercy" and give us another chance to answer his invitation.
- The employment of
- vivid metaphors
- , which are the heart and soul of Edwards's emotional appeal to his audience, strengthens each of these themes.
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