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Metaphor: "The bow of God's wrath is bent, and the arrow made ready on the string, and justice bends the arrow at your heart...".

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He uses repetition throughout  the story. Consistently, talking about how we are not strong enough to stand against god, or how god will drop us if we do something wrong.

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He used over 7 metaphors in his sermon and he used alot of other rhetoircal devices in his surmon

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throughout the sermon he repeatedly repeats negative thoughts about hell.

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He uses rhetorical devices a lot and mentions the power of God

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why does he have a sift in his writing? What was the point?

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He used a lot of rhetorical devices, one of them that he used is personification for example "The arrow one moment from being made drunk with your blood".
He is also likes to build up a lot of dark tension in this.

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Alot of Metapors in the sermon but yet shows strengh for the weakness they
over come the dark times, but ends on a postitive note .

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Throughout the sermon I noticed lots of imagery and appeal to pathos. He uses lots of description words and repeats his idea multiple times during the sermon.

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Throughout Edward's sermon, I noticed several rhetorical devices but the one that stuck my eye was repetition, and appeal to pathos, He quite often repeats the power that god has on the people, he also tries to appeal to emotion throughout the sermon, trying to get people to realize that god has complete power on you, and without god you are nothing.

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Edwards used a lot of metaphors in his sermon. For example, at the beginning of the 5th paragraph of the excerpt he says: "The bow of God's wrath is bent, and the arrow made ready on the string, and justice bends the arrow at your heart..." I'm not too sure about the effect it has on the audience/reader.

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BF: Edwards uses a LOT of repetition, and he does it with a lot of passion. I saw the word wrath used eight times in the span of just one paragraph. He also talks a lot  about God's hand as something that is keeping the sinners from descending to hell. He continually repeats these things to reinforce his ideas (over the course of 6 hours). He wants to put the picture of God's hand letting loose and dropping the sinners into hell into the heads of those he is speaking to. 

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BF: Edwards uses a LOT of repetition, and he does it with a lot of passion. I saw the word wrath used eight times in the span of just one paragraph. He also talks a lot  about God's hand as something that is keeping the sinners from descending to hell. He continually repeats these things to reinforce his ideas (over the course of 6 hours). He wants to put the picture of God's hand letting loose and dropping the sinners into hell into the heads of those he is speaking to. 

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His diction is dark, almost Gothic. He uses alliteration, to describe how weak we are compared to god. "...ten thousand times greater than the strength of the stoutest, sturdiest devil in Hell, it would be nothing to withstand or endure it." It is referring to the wrath of god, and how nothing on Earth will save us from his wrath.

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Metaphor- "The God that holds you over the pit of Hell, much as one holds a spider, or loathsome insect over the fire..."( pg.6, p 3. in the packet)This device creates a comparison between us and something as weak as an insect.

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He used a lot of imagery. One example is when he was talking about the glowing flames coming from Gods wrath, and Hell's gaping mouth open. When he uses imagery it makes you feel as if he is literally right there angrily speaking to you.