Study Guide
Study Guide
“To My Dear and Loving Husband”/“Upon the Burning of Our
House”/“Huswifery”
1. “To My Dear and Loving Husband” could best be described as a
tribute to what or to whom?
2. What does the speaker hold responsible for the burning of her
house?
3. The speaker of “Upon the Burning of Our House” reveals her belief
that God is protective when she says that God will do what?
4. The speaker believes that faith in God is more important than earthly
possessions. Find a description (line of poetry) from “Upon the
Burning of Our House” that best illustrates this.
5. What does the speaker in “Huswifery” hope to be ready for?
“To My Dear and Loving Husband”/“Upon the Burning of Our
House”/“Huswifery”
1. “To My Dear and Loving Husband” could best be described as a
tribute to what or to whom?
2. What does the speaker hold responsible for the burning of her
house?
3. The speaker of “Upon the Burning of Our House” reveals her belief
that God is protective when she says that God will do what?
4. The speaker believes that faith in God is more important than earthly
possessions. Find a description (line of poetry) from “Upon the
Burning of Our House” that best illustrates this.
5. What does the speaker in “Huswifery” hope to be ready for?
“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
6. What feeling does the author hope to cause in his listeners when he
describes God as angry?
7. Who is the author’s main audience for this sermon?
8. What does the author say can save people from God’s wrath?
9. The author feels that he can only feebly describe what it is like to
what?
10. The author portrays everlasting life for those who are born again as
filled with what?
“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”
6. What feeling does the author hope to cause in his listeners when he
describes God as angry?
7. Who is the author’s main audience for this sermon?
8. What does the author say can save people from God’s wrath?
9. The author feels that he can only feebly describe what it is like to
what?
10. The author portrays everlasting life for those who are born again as
filled with what?
“The Examination of Sarah Good”
11. What does Sarah Good admit to doing?
12. The prosecutors associate Good’s habit of muttering with what?
13. What is the strongest evidence against Good?
“The Examination of Sarah Good”
11. What does Sarah Good admit to doing?
12. The prosecutors associate Good’s habit of muttering with what?
13. What is the strongest evidence against Good?
You will also be held accountable for all of the information in the
“Between Heaven and Hell” background information section of the
textbook as well as the Puritan notes from Tuesday’s class.
You will also be held accountable for all of the information in the
“Between Heaven and Hell” background information section of the
textbook as well as the Puritan notes from Tuesday’s class.
Questions?
Questions?
PLEASE ASK.
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PLEASE ASK.
I will check my e-mail up until 8:30 P.M. tonight.
Remember to study Vocabulary List #5 as well.
Remember to study Vocabulary List #5 as well.