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How did jonathan edwards use figurative language in his sermon "sinners in the hands of an angry god"?
a.)he compared unconverted people to lost lambs who need guidance.
b.) he compared the souls of humans to weak and vile creatures in nature.
c.)he compared the souls of humans to weightless light that rises toward heaven.
d.)he compared god to a loving shepherd who saves humans from hell.

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