2. Reading Log Notes---Jonathan Edwards from “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Literary Terms: Parallelism {parallel structure} --repetition of words or phrases that have similar grammatical structure. (example—pg.106) Analogy --comparison made between two things to show how the relationship is alike (example—pg.108)

3. Reading Log Notes---Jonathan Edwards from “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Sermon highlights: Pg. 106---stated purpose of sermon. Metaphor used by Edwards to describe people who depend on themselves rather than God. (pg. 107-108)

4. Reading Log Notes---Jonathan Edwards from “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Pg. 108—two figures of speech used to describe God’s wrath. Pg. 108—two figures of speech used to describe God’s wrath. Simile of damned waters Simile of damned waters Metaphor of a bow and arrow Metaphor of a bow and arrow  Compares sinners to two creatures (pg.108) What are they?  Spider / serpent

5. Reading Log Notes---Jonathan Edwards from “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” Analogy use on page 108—compares God holding a sinner over the fiery pit of hell to that of what? Analogy use on page 108—compares God holding a sinner over the fiery pit of hell to that of what? Person holding a spider by its thread over an open flame. Person holding a spider by its thread over an open flame. What kind of God does such an analogy suggest? What kind of God does such an analogy suggest?