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…this wrath of bad luck. The figure of the hermit appears in both of these poems, and in both of them this person is in some ways the ideal person, or the person who does right. In Tintern Abbey the hermit is the person that is away from everybody else, and who…

…’ will. Hephaestus and the Chorus (the daughters of Oceanus) both pity Prometheus and express their opinions on how Zeus’ punishment is unjust. Prometheus warns Oceanus of Zeus’ wrath when he comes to visit, he fears that, if caught, his friend would suffer the same fate…

…or regret, these people, consumed with anger, are recorded in the annals history as symbols of true evil. Those are the most extreme examples of the potential destructive power of anger. Yet the more common and isolated instances of anger's wrath are just…

…horrifying. Edwards creates a disturbing image of Hell, describing it as “…that lake of burning brimstone, is extended abroad under you. There is a dreadful pit of of the glowing flames of the wrath of God…” (80) This portrayal of Hell differs from Bearskin’s…

…straying from morality. The Puritans saw the growing immorality in New England as a sign that their society would either have to repent or experience "the cleansing fire of God’s wrath". Their severe punishment reflected the harsh environment that surrounded…

…of an Angry God,” is absolutely horrifying. Edwards creates a disturbing image of Hell, describing it as “…that lake of burning brimstone, is extended abroad under you. There is a dreadful pit of of the glowing flames of the wrath of God…” (80) This portrayal…

…the life of Jesus was over, at the same exact time God tore the cloth in the temple from the top to the bottom. The reason it had to have been God is that no one would be capable of tearing it from the top. This was to show the wrath of God that He had upon…

…to have been God is that no one would be capable of tearing it from the top. This was to show the wrath of God that He had upon the world at this time. I am sure that He felt bad for His son for having to go through all of this. God loved the world so much…

…. Another point postulated by those concerned suggest the President could use this power to favor one politician over another by selective use in lining out budget busting features of a given piece of legislation. This action, I feel, would stir such wrath…

…than just the south. The Klan was spread all across the country. The Klan also secretly operated many towns. Their power was stronger than the law and wrath of the "hooded" was for more frightening than jail. However, in the late 1920's, many politicians…