Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

Delivered in 1741, Jonathon Edwards' sermon exemplifies the "fire and brimstone" preaching style, emphasizing the dire consequences of sin and the reality of hell. It reflects the fervent beliefs of the "Great Awakening," a religious movement asserting the necessity of salvation through Christ. The sermon, which captivated the Enfield congregation with its intense delivery, prompted strong emotional reactions from listeners. Its enduring impact ensures it remains a significant work in American religious history, now presented on premium acid-free paper.