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…of Grunge was starting to wear thin and so was the life of Kurt Cobain, as he indulged in heroin. In 1994 Kurt Cobain ended his life and the first era of the 90’s, Grunge. After the depressing wrath of Grunge had swarmed the music scene, people were tired…

…God’s wrath and exposed the entire community to threat of divine retribution. Individual sin was considered an act of treason (Rice 11). The people of Salem Village believed in witches. The word witchcraft meant the “art of bewitching, casting spells…

…advantage by slowly planning his own triumph while watching the demise of others. It is this that is Iago's motivation. The ultimate defeat of good by the wrath of evil. Not only is it in his own nature of evil…

…during the end of this age, when God’s wrath is vented on a sinning and unrepentant humanity. In the end, however, Christ will return and subjugate all who will not submit to God’s authority, including Satan and the fallen host. Their punishment will be age…

…he can win is to cheat. He locks up all the weapons that the suitors have and is therefore at an advantage when he chooses his moment to release his wrath upon them. This warrior, known for his physical prowess, is now at the point where he is taking away…

…a people of unclean lips. The prophets words of uttered out of grief, not wrath, for he is under the conviction that no one can see God and live: “But,” he said, “you cannot see my face; for a man shall not see me and live…

…will have no defence against us as the gates of hell open. We will take over the earth and any person that does not follow Satan will feel the wrath of two thousand years of torment and vengeance, and not even God will be able to stop us." He replied, "High…

…had one this, the doctor is wrathful towards his creation for not killing him. It took the monster killing his wife, to get his attention. Frankenstein again displays his blind persistence when he tries to hunt and kill his creation. The monster leads his…

…to the abolition of private property); envy through respect; pride through humility; gluttony through modesty; and lechery through continence (the Utopians punished extra- or pre-marital sexual intercourse harshly). Wrath, which seems to be the lone exception…

…, the fish would die, the water would stink, and the people would not be able to drink. Even the water stored in jars would turn to blood. Pharaoh disobeyed, and God let loose his wrath. Pharaoh hardened his heart as God had said, and walked back into his…