John Edward's Sermon, Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t

What should I do before going to hell? No one really knows what to do, but my opinion about John Edwards sermon is simple. Edwards plunder people to sacrifice their lives for the church to gain believers. Edwards uses their fears and emotions to plant the teachings of God. When you read "Sinners in the hands of angry gods", you can imagine the strength, emotion, and behavior of the sermons that greatly influence people's minds. People began to think, they began thinking, and they have a deep understanding of their lives.

Edwards used a metaphor to describe God's wrath and started his sermons with figurative words. "The wrath of God is like the cursed water now," he wrote: "His anger to you burns like fire, the bottomless hole is full of anger." Tries to scare his readers to accept God with this effect. He is giving life to several inanimate objects. This is called anthropomorphization. "The sun will illuminate you and will not serve you for sin and Satan, the air will breathe and I do not want to keep the flames of life for you ..." Increase recognition. The urgency of this place is another way to guide the reader to accept Christ.

This sermon is a very tough sermon for everyone and John Edwards uses many different types of writing languages ​​to explain his message. His preaching is very critical and harsh, the importance of preaching is to persuade to repent and repent to God.

Even Edwards and those sympathetic to his theology may seem embarrassed about this sermon. Some Edwards supporters believe that "sinners" are not typical Edwards sermons, but he preaches in hell and trials, but this is not the subject of his preaching. Therefore, clear and graphical, and more recently numerous Edwards evangelists are providing more accurate assessment. "If a sinner in the hand of an angry god distorts a bigger problem by acting alone, that statue is a pure force, so it belongs to any work that clearly represents Edwards A sexual god hangs like a dirty spider on a flame or on a thin and rotten canvas.