jhon edwards

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The figurative language used describes people small and insignificant, and god as omnipotent and angry.

Jonathan Edwards’ worldly side experiences emotions like love and admiration. This is the effect of this language, when said at the right time. Usually describing people as loathsome insects would drive them away from a speaker, but Jonathan Edwards’ audience keeps listening so they can learn how to save them selves from hell. This side condemns sinners, and makes all people want to be good.

The figurative language also adds to the foreboding imagery. d and smoldering imagery is to frighten people, and keep them scared about hell. The effect of the language places the audience in a state of fear and belief. This same side also experiences admiration, mostly from the power of god. The other side is his minister side, the side which he exposes to the “sinners” in the church.

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. Jonathan’s minister side has completely different emotions and attitudes, this side is not worldly, it is direct and serous and used to get a message across.

Jonathan Edwards’ “other” side is his minister’s side. Jonathan loves Sarah Pierrepont because he sees her as a beacon of spiritual strength.

The language between these two passages varies in that we see two completely different sides of Jonathan Edwards.

Common topics in this essay:
Jonathan Edwards, Sarah Pierrepont, jonathan edwards, imagery inspires, angry god, frighten people, figurative language, effect language,

Approximate Word count = 368
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page double spaced)

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