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…by supernatural force, the heathens were mostly converting in fear of the Frank 4 king’s wrath. Olaf never produced any reasons or benefits to Christianity; the only things different from their original beliefs were that “they should believe in one god, not abandon…

…tomorrow. Under no circumstances, therefore, must their rebellious flock do them any harm. They would inflict mere physical punishment and death, a trifle compared with what God in his wrath will do. And when will God act? As soon as their corruption…

…an example with Wilfred of his power and his wrath, Jack is able to assert to the others that obedience will be rewarded and disobedience will be punished. Between the two leaders, Jack and Ralph, we see the two polar extremes. Ralph, the leader for the people…

…the death of his bride. Then after the monster has taken this action, Frankenstein is wrathful towards his creation for not killing him. Frankenstein again shows his persistence when he tries to kill the creation. The monster leads his creator through all…

…are taken against the wrath of the dead, his name must be canceled from all talk and image from all minds. With so many beliefs and rituals instilled in their culture it is determined that if all these rituals are carried out with accuracy and carefulness…

…by the throne, they quickly found themselves out of favor with that ruler and banned from the royal court in Spain, England and other monarchies. To be banned from royal court was to be ostracized by everyone of nobility lest that person also suffer the wrath…

…of that old house, so strange a noise as this excited me to uncontrollable wrath. Yet, for some minutes longer, I refrained and kept still. But the beating grew louder, louder! I thought the heart must burst! And now a new anxiety seized me-the sound would…

…many of Egypt’s conquered lands no longer feared the wrath of the pharaoh. By the twelfth year of his reign, a depleted treasury was no longer receiving tributes from foreign territories. Further evidence has shown that regents of Byblos, Jerusalem…

…on peacefully. While driving down a country highway at night, one must watch carefully for deer, moose or any other type of animal that could have wandered into the middle of the road. Roads themselves leave people in the country dealing more with nature’s wrath…

…that is not in heaven is in hell, then everyone in this play is in hell and has committed some type of sin. The scene in which Lucifer comes with the Seven Deadly Sins (Pride, Covetousness, Wrath, Envy, Gluttony, Sloth and Lechery) depicted the ways which people commit sins…