What image does edwards use when preaching about gods wrath

Edwards uses "fire and water" to preach about the wrath of God.

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God  by Jonathan Edwards was lectured in 1741 in Enfield, Connecticut, it is a warning to “sinners” to perceive that they will be reckoned by God and that this judgment will be more dreadful and agonizing than they can grasp.  

This is usual scare strategies and dread that Edwards uses to make his point, obviously this overstated, hyperbolic spotlight on the fierceness of God totally overlooks His different characteristics, for example, his affection, benevolence and empathy.

The answer is furnace

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