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| a direct comparison between two unlike objects without using like or as |
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| an exaggeration of the truth for emphasis |
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| placing human characteristics to ideas objects or animals |
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| a drawn comparison that compares 2 things at length |
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| sentence structure in which the order of words is reversed |
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| its a traditional story involving supernatural beings or events that explain how the natural world came to be |
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| describes how the universe, earth and life began explains the workings of the natural world. supports and validates social customs and values. guides people through the trials of living |
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| 3 aspects of puritan belief |
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human struggle with daily sin
value with every living being
bible helps you with daily weakness |
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| form of religious persuasion in which a speaker exhorts listeners to behave in a more spiritual and moral fashion |
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| purpose why edwards delivers the sermon context when and where he delivers the message and audience to whom he is adressing it |
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| are messages that persuades an audience by creating strong feelings rather than facts or evidence |
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| people's fear of losing security |
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| takes advantage of people's sympathy and compassion for others |
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| relies on people's desire to feel good about themselves |
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| sinners in the hands of an angry god |
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| sinners in the hands of an angry god metaphor |
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| god is holding the spider web over the mouth of hell, the spider are all the sinners and noone likes them |
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| upon the burning of the house my loving husband |
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