This question has 2 parts.

Part A: What is Edwards’ overall tone throughout the sermon?

part a options:

Humble

Fearful

Urgent

Ironic

Part B: Which 2 quotations support your answer to Part A?

part b options:

“The truth of this observation may appear by the following considerations.”

“The use may be of awakening to unconverted persons in this congregation.”

“This, divine providence and universal experience does also bear testimony to.”

“How dreadful is the state of those that are daily and hourly in danger of this great wrath and infinite misery!”

“Sometimes earthly kings have a mind to show how terrible their wrath is, by the extreme punishments they would execute on those that provoke ’em.”

“You especially have now an extraordinary opportunity; but if you neglect it, it will soon be with you as it is with those persons that spent away all the precious days of youth in sin and are now come to such a dreadful pass in blindness and hardness.”

“You especially have now an extraordinary opportunity; but if you neglect it, it will soon be with you as it is with those persons that spent away all the precious days of youth in sin and are now come to such a dreadful pass in blindness and hardness.”

Explanation:

Jonathan Edwards was a famous preacher and his sermon "Sinners in the hands of an angry God" is popular for its messages and theatrics.

He makes urgent clarion calls for repentance from sinners otherwise there would be literally hell to pay. He underlined his urgency by reminding them that there was no time. If they wanted to repent, now was the right time.