This was my favorite message and key point as I feel Grimke's was expressing the power women had to create change and persuasion in the area of slavery but also other issues that may have seemed immoral at this time and or in the future as based on her previous words when she stated both present and eternal welfare.

This was a great reference and key point in her appeal as she provides a contradiction and a negative relationship between slavery and the foundation of which America was founded on.

Again as previously mentioned she references the fact that she may speak on something in which they do not agree on however, she attempts to also continue to establish a connection and for the women to keep an open mind while hearing her out by referencing the words of Solomon.

I love her words here because it basically states the overall construction of the appeal was not of an impulse nature. The appeal was more of an objective foundation as compared to a subjective manner and well thought out and free from bias.

This was also a key point because it referenced that things may have been "rocky" and they may have been in disagreement about certain issues at some point however, it made reference to the same overall beliefs.

The language she used here was a great way to start a connection and attempt to establish rapport with the people she wished to addressed because it showed an ongoing concern.

This demonstrates how he felt he was really living in his purpose and doing what was told to him as he didn't view the bloodshed as a bad thing he viewed it as something that was suppose to happen. Like a new beginning as dew is typically only seen first thing in the morning.

I believe this to speak on his independence as a child and his future as a man to be more than a slave as based on his environment and background.

Do you feel at this point the congregation was able to understand the concept of a conversion experience?

This is finally where the sermon started to shift towards more happier language in which you see today which was nice to see. I feel like it should have been a better mix throughout to facilitate increasing passion and zeal. Prior to this time the area of religion seemed already pre-determined and presumed in this area. There has to be passion behind purpose. However, Edwards did believe you had to remove sinfulness for individual salvation so I can see why it was created and talked about in the manner it was.

I feel like this is where most people started fainting and convulsing. This part may not have been on his side well in terms of getting people to be more passionate about their relationship with God. This part either instilled fear or made people start to listen. Extremely expressive and vivid.

I thought this was extremely dark. I could also imagine myself attempting to pick up a spider (if I was that brave) in disgust. He also used words like, abominable, dismal, wrath, and damnation very frequently to express his view and the need to remove sinfulness and the congregation’s current way of thinking. I feel like his words just created a HUGE form of anxiety.