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Why does Edwards use the word provoked instead of the word angered in this passage (sinners in the hands of an angry god)

Why does Edwards use the word provoked instead of the word angered in this passage (sinners in the hands of an angry god)
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Why does Edwards use the word provoked instead of the word angered in this passage (sinners in the hands of an angry god)

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Answer:because they have 2 different meanings.

Explanation:provoked is more annoyed and angered is self explanatory

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Explanation:(B) The word provoked suggests that sinners bear responsibility for God’s anger.

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