A spider hanging by a thread over a fiery pit with God ready to cut the thread at any moment is one of this sermon's most famous images.
One part of this work discusses "natural man," whose care for his own life does not concern this work's title figure. The bulk of this work is laid out in ten "considerations," one of which claims that pains and contrivances taken by wicked men will never be successful. This work attributes man's state on earth to the "mere pleasure" of God. A spider hanging by a thread over a fiery pit with God ready to cut the thread at any moment is one of this sermon's most famous images. For 10 points, name this sermon by Jonathan Edwards delivered first on July 8, 1741.
One part of this work discusses "natural man," whose care for his own life does not concern this work's title figure.
{Sinners} in the {Hands} of an {Angry God}