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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Application.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the "Doctrine" section of his sermon, Edwards makes reference to God's "sovereign" power. What kind of power is this?
(a) Merciful.
(b) Independent.
(c) Devastating.
(d) Furious.
2. Edwards mentions, in the Application section of his sermon, God's "omnipotent" power (412). What kind of power does this mean God has?
(a) Merciful.
(b) Wise.
(c) All-seeing.
(d) All-powerful.
3. In the Doctrine section of his sermon, Edwards makes reference to the "manifold" experience of the world. What kind of experience is this?
(a) Originating with God.
(b) Complex and subtle.
(c) Varied and extensive.
(d) Internal to humans.
4. What proof does Edwards offer that it is not possible to avoid death once God has decided it will happen?
(a) The story of Lazarus.
(b) The examples of several famous people.
(c) Smart people die at the same rate as foolish people.
(d) The story of Jonah.
5. In the Application section of his sermon, what logical reason does Edwards give for fearing God more than a human killer?
(a) God can torture a sinner.
(b) Those who are murdered by other humans do not go to hell.
(c) God hates living sinners.
(d) A human can only kill the body.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the Application section of his sermon, what does Edwards say is happening in their time?
2. Edwards' claim, the the Doctrine section of his sermon, that "Unconverted men walk over the pit of hell on a rotten covering" (408), is what type of argument?
3. What is the first characteristic of the wrath that awaits sinners that Edwards reminds his congregants about in the Application section of his sermon?
4. The first argument of the Doctrine section is where Edwards first introduces which analogy?
5. In the Application section of his sermon, what argument does Edwards offer to those who are unconvinced by his sermon?
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