This work's second section ends with an invocation to "let everyone fly out of Sodom" and argues that its addresses have an "extraordinary opportunity" because "the door of mercy [has been thrown] wide open." Based on a verse
This work's second section ends with an invocation to "let everyone fly out of Sodom" and argues that its addresses have an "extraordinary opportunity" because "the door of mercy [has been thrown] wide open." Based on a verse from the twenty-third chapter of Deuteronomy, "Their foot shall slide in due time," its first part mentions "wicked men" kept out of Hell by God's pleasure, although the speaker constantly warns that God's wrath will send all the subjects there, likening them to a spider held over a fire. For ten points, name this 1741 sermon by Jonathan Edwards.
This work's second section ends with an invocation to "let everyone fly out of Sodom" and argues that its addresses have an "extraordinary opportunity" because "the door of mercy [has been thrown] wide open."
“{Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God}”