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"That world is misery, that lake of burning brimstone, is extended abroad under you." (107)

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The quote is simply describing about the pain, suffering that occurs in hell: how huge the area could be, that's right below your feet. It's Hell's "open mouth" of fire, the burning sensation along your body, the screaming and crying for help. The audience might feel frightened as to reading this quote, drawing you in to read further about the pit of flames. As well as, the power of mere pleasure of God holding you up.

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"The devil is waiting for them, hell is gaping for them, the flames gather and flash about them, and would fain lay hold on them..." (106)
The author's tone, and the way he feels about his audience, in this quote, is majorly expressed through the anger and harshness in his words. He claims the devil and hell await for them and that they belong to the fire where they will burn and die endlessly. He expresses that the flames flash around them and they lay by them and hold onto them never letting go.

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"You hang by a slender thread, with the flames of divine wrath flashing about it, and ready every moment to singe it, and burn it asunder;" (109)

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"That world of misery, that lake of  burning brimstone, is extended abroad under you." (106-107)
The context of this quote is to show what hell is like and the suffering that comes with it. It is a world of misery which is constant pain and despair in which you live like that forever. The lakes are all flames and pools of lava that spread across hell and under you. The preacher uses this as pathos, persuasion with emotion, to get the sinners from committing sins and repenting. He scares them with this burning image of hell that will live in their minds, haunting them for as long as they live.

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This quote is portraying an image in our head of us barely being able to hang on. The 'thread' you're hanging onto is the hand of God. The quote is quite interesting, easily to image and leaving you curious. You're unable to help yourself or to keep off the "Flames of Wrath". The anger that only causes more destruction, the guilt you feel prepared to burn the anger into dust.