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One of these is, unfortunately, missing explanation. Therefore, I must award all three of you an overall grade of 4

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One of these is, unfortunately, missing explanation. Therefore, I must award all three of you an overall grade of 4

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"That you are held over in hand of that god, whose wrath is provoked and incensed as much against you, as against many of the damned in hell" (109)

Expiation: To me, i feels like he is trying to convey a message about devine judgement and how powerful is wrath really is. With the quote saying "That you are held over in hand of that god" i infer that is it referring to how we are under the control of god. In summery i think the quote is trying to say the wrath of god is as strong as the punishments in hell.

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Quote #1: "All you that were never born again and made new creations and raised from being dead in sin- have un-experienced light and life." (page 108)
Explanation: This quote portrays that those who have not been reborn, have not witnessed and experienced the real meaning of life. As well as, those who have made new creations and who have arisen from the dead, are a sin.

Quote #2: "Why you have not dropped into hell since you arose- that's God's hands that have held you up." (page 108)
Explanation: This quote means that even if people have sinned and arose with an evil meaning, God has still held them up and forgave them for what they have done. He also showed mercy on them by not dropping them into hell.

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" with their hearts filled with love to him who has loved them and washed them from sin in his own blood and rejoicing in the hope of the glory of god."
this quote means that with his love and glory god will save them.
"Therefore let every one that is out of Christ now awake and fly from the wrath to come"
He could be telling everyone who is away from Christ to come back to him so they can get saved.

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"Your wickedness makes you as it were heavy as lead, and to tend downward with great weight and pressure towards hell and if god should let you go you would immediately sink and swiftly decent and plunged into the bottomless gulf" (108)

Explanation: To me, this quote is a metaphorical and moral quote that tries to express the consequences of one's wicked actions. In the quote "Your wickedness makes you as it were heavy as lead", I interpret that it suggests that the person being addressed has committed wicked or morally reprehensible acts. So in the end it will cause him to be weighed down with a burdened, guilty feeling. Also with the quote " If god should let you go you would immedieately sink", I feel like he is trying to introduce the idea that divine intervention or mercy is stopping him from falling into the pits of hell.