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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: Application.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Edwards' fourth argument for the truth of his statement of doctrine?
(a) Once a sinner is in hell, God is no longer angry at them.
(b) God's anger comes and goes; this is what determines the moment a sinner will be sent to hell.
(c) Sinners only stay on earth for as long as they escape God's attention.
(d) God is as angry with sinners on earth as He is with sinners in hell.
2. According to the Application section of the sermon, when will God have compassion on sinners?
(a) Never.
(b) When they confess their sins.
(c) When their souls are crushed.
(d) When their suffering is too much to bear.
3. In the Application section of his sermon, to what does Edwards compare accepting Christ?
(a) Communion.
(b) Conversion.
(c) Marriage.
(d) Rebirth.
4. In the Doctrine section of his sermon, Edwards makes reference to "providence" several times. To what is he referring?
(a) The plan that God has made for all people at all times.
(b) Heaven.
(c) The Christian origin story.
(d) The system of divine justice.
5. In the Doctrine section of his sermon, what does Edwards say can make the soul perfectly miserable?
(a) God's power.
(b) Its own sinfulness.
(c) Righteous believers.
(d) Fear of hell.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the Doctrine section of his sermon, Edwards connects the idea of the "poisoned fruit" to what people?
2. Which of the following is a key point that Edwards makes as he argues the seventh point in the Doctrine section of the sermon?
3. In the Doctrine section of his sermon, Edwards notes that the Bible compares the souls of sinners to what?
4. What is Edwards' eighth argument for the truth of his statement of doctrine?
5. What is the third characteristic of the wrath that awaits sinners that Edwards reminds his congregants about in the Application section of his sermon?
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