In this paragraph, Angelina appears to be calling to arms the women of her country to resist the act of slavery and appealing on their moral ground, abolish the act of slavery and its ideals. She based her calls on their religious background, the morality of the practice and with sheer determination influence their way of thinking, with passionate persuasion. It is of great admiration that she call on her citizens to revoke slavery and act on it through legislation because she knew that words without action will not bear fruit. She was aware of what some people feel, through her words some of them were conflicted, whether it's right or wrong she made a statement clearing all that up.

Angelina Grimke must have a lot of nerve even as a woman during that era to dar speak to her fellow country about the issue of slavery. She dared to speak the truth and commence with fire in her heart, pointing to the obvious and striking with accuracy the hearts and minds of the people. I compare this to the priest at the pulpit speaking at the sermon and castigating all the injured and the guilty. It is not an easy task to point out the wrong and deal with the consequences for the rest of her life. She was bold and clearly way ahead of her time like the women's movement of today. She put into perspective how insensible and unjust for an American to put an African in chains and yet consider it normal. Her point is dead accurate as all men are created equal and thus must be given the opportunity so that their inalienable rights could be guaranteed.

A quote from the bible in Matthew 6:33 I believe as i interpret, if one pursues the righteousness of God, then the rest of material things, or wealth, or anything that we so desire could be attained by us, through our pursuit of God's ways, as we use it in our day to day activities, being in the way of righteousness, and living in the way of God.

The verse clearly calls the congregation into action by repenting and changing their ways, by doing Godly things. As any good orator ending their passionate sermon to order by lifting them to rise up to the new opportunity that God has extended just by his mercy, to contain His love for them, the vengeful, punishing God became the Savior, the God almighty who has the power to change all things as we are all His creations.

In here, he addressed the sinners who are in the crowds, talking to their souls as they examine their lives, each one judging themselves on their own terms, as they classify whether they fall on the categories of sinners. The very powerful message could make a person change their ways and repent, as the wrath of God was once again used to punish those who sinned.

This paragraph reminds me of John 3:16 for God so love the world that He gave His only Son to take away our sin. Although the preacher casts the Vengeful God to cast fear to the listeners, God in the bible has forgiven us for all our sins. Even when we are in our wicked ways, He has forgiven us, and thats how much He loves us.

This paragraph suggests that we are nothing without God, that our earthly existence is nothing without God, that our goal is to be in communion with Him. My interpretation here is that our actions should be used in His name therefore it should not be used in wrongful ways, that we should respect our body as it was given to us by God.That He giveth he could take it.

The words used in this sermon was brutal as the preacher tries to make the congregation visualize what is waiting for them if they continue on this wayward path.

As we learned in this class, this era became the start of the religious revival and during this time, when the name George was mentioned it was not George Washington but rather George Whitfield.