Reflection (Edward Taylor)

This section impressed me because of the diction and the emotion. Making the cloth and knowing it is what God wants him to do actually makes him happy.

Diary entry (Edward Taylor)

February 1
I am doing housework today. All this housework is getting me thinking. Housework is very similar to being reverent to God. In fact, house work IS being reverent to God and that makes me happy.

Imagery in Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God (Jonathan Edwards)

Water, Fire, Insects

Answer to essential question:
Americans face many hardships but, rest assured, if you follow the way of God, he will look after you.

Section that most impressed me (Jonathan Edwards)

Another thing implied is, that they are liable to fall of themselves, without being thrown down by the hand of another; as he that stands or walks on slippery ground needs nothing but his own weight to throw him down.
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Reflection (Jonathan Edwards)

This passage impressed me because of the use in vocabulary and because of the major impact of the sentence itself. He talks about how each of us is potentially our own worst enemy by not being reverent to God and doing what we know we are supposed to do.

Pictures (Jonathan Edwards)

Reflection of pictures (Jonathan Edwards)

The significance of these images signify hell and the gaping mouth and the quenching hand of god from the sermon.

Political Cartoon (Olidah Equiano)

This cartoon shows how there was a rush of people demanding equal rights and the government was doing all that they could to hold them back.

Answer to essential question:
Even in the day-to-day chores that all Americans must do, he sees them as being his way of being reverent to God.