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Page 136
It is at the end of Book II that Satan shows himself to be truly , by nature , a creature of God , not a creature of evil . When he encounters Sin and Death at the gates of Hell , he is at first repelled by them .
It is at the end of Book II that Satan shows himself to be truly , by nature , a creature of God , not a creature of evil . When he encounters Sin and Death at the gates of Hell , he is at first repelled by them .
Page 137
He is still convinced that he can do evil without his nature's being changed . He must acknowledge that his circumstances are changed , that Hell is very different from Heaven , but he fails to realize that when he makes Sin and Death ...
He is still convinced that he can do evil without his nature's being changed . He must acknowledge that his circumstances are changed , that Hell is very different from Heaven , but he fails to realize that when he makes Sin and Death ...
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which previously seemed natural to them , now seems shameful , and they make themselves loin cloths of fig - leaves . They sit down to weep , but not ... ANSWER : The sin of Eve and the sin of Adam are both felt in the world of nature .
which previously seemed natural to them , now seems shameful , and they make themselves loin cloths of fig - leaves . They sit down to weep , but not ... ANSWER : The sin of Eve and the sin of Adam are both felt in the world of nature .
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Contents
JOHN MILTON | 5 |
three MILTONS MAJOR WORKS | 15 |
four PARADISE LOST | 26 |
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| Title | Paradise lost |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1966 |
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