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"God upon your souls; all you that were never born again, and made new creature, and raised from being dead in sin, to a state of new..."
(pg. 108)

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"It is nothing but His mere pleasure that keeps you from being...swallowed up in everlasting destruction" (pg. 108).

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Everyone has commited some form of sin in their life. But it's repenting that sin that makes you saved. You'll have a place in heaven if you do all of these things: realize your mistakes, go through the process of becoming a better person, and putting in the effort to stay a better person.

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This is a part of a religious writing and speech that was made to persuade his audience into following Christianity. Edward does this by explaining what will happen to them, the audience, if they don't follow God or believe in him. He scares them into believing in religion with the threat of their lives being spent in hell and destruction.

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"But this is the dismal case of every soul in this congregation that has not been born again..."
(pg. 110)

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"...nothing to keep off the flames of wrath...nothing that you can do, to induce God to spare you one moment" (pg. 109).

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This quote summarizes the message of the sermon, the entire fate of your afterlife if you refuse to be "born again" and wash your sins away. If you do not repent, eternal punishment and damnation in hell will be waiting for you.

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This entire religious speech is used to scare people into believing in religion. If you don't believe then there will be everlasting pain and suffering. You can't escape it, but the only thing you can do to avoid it is to believe in God. Edward is saying that your fate is unavoidable where there's nothing that you can do to escape eternal punishment if you don't believe.