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Warm-up 8/26 1.Identify the rhetorical device. (write out sentence & term) "Debt is a bottomless sea." 2. Analyze the effect of the device on setting the tone.

Today’s agenda Learning Goal reflection- writing PSAT presentation- Mr. Barber The Great Awakening “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”

The Great Awakening Characterized by great fervor and emotion in prayer Individualism and autonomy- laying the roots for the revolution

Read and listen to Edwards’ sermon uR7RumaA uR7RumaA

Homework: Finish reading/listening to sermon and annotate!