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Weekly ObjectivesWeekly Objectives

Analyze an 18Analyze an 18thth-century sermon-century sermon Appreciate author’s use of Appreciate author’s use of

persuasive writingpersuasive writing Analyze emotional languageAnalyze emotional language Determine the meaning of unknown Determine the meaning of unknown

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Weekly AgendaWeekly Agenda

Review questions from “Mary Review questions from “Mary Rowlanson…”Rowlanson…”

DOL DOL Quick WriteQuick Write Vocabulary ExerciseVocabulary Exercise Read “Sinners in the Hands of an Read “Sinners in the Hands of an

Angry God”Angry God” HomeworkHomework

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Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God is Jonathan Edwards famousest God is Jonathan Edwards famousest sermon.sermon.

Edwards write sermons and Edwards write sermons and philosophical works and religious philosophical works and religious works.works.

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““Sinners Sinners iin n tthe Hands he Hands oof f aan Angry n Angry God” is Jonathan Edwards’s God” is Jonathan Edwards’s most most famousfamous sermon. sermon.

Edwards Edwards wrote wrote sermons and sermons and philosophical andphilosophical and religious religious worksworks..

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Quick WriteQuick Write

Think about someone who recently Think about someone who recently persuaded you to do something-persuaded you to do something-perhaps a parent, friend, teacher, or perhaps a parent, friend, teacher, or coach. Write down what the person coach. Write down what the person persuaded you to do. How did they persuaded you to do. How did they convince you to do what they wanted convince you to do what they wanted you to do?you to do?

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Words to knowWords to know

abhor incenseabhor incense abominable inconceivableabominable inconceivable appease loathsomeappease loathsome ascribe mitigationascribe mitigation deliverance wrathdeliverance wrath

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Vocabulary ExerciseVocabulary Exercise

Write the definitions of the Write the definitions of the vocabulary words in your notebook.vocabulary words in your notebook.

Write an example of each word.Write an example of each word. Complete the Vocabulary in Action Complete the Vocabulary in Action

exercise on p. 159. exercise on p. 159.

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Purposes for ReadingPurposes for Reading

Do you agree or disagree with John Do you agree or disagree with John Edward’s message delivered in his Edward’s message delivered in his sermon?sermon?

What does he want his members to What does he want his members to do and why does he want them to do do and why does he want them to do it?it?