With lucifer, although an angel he
and not a man, i purpose to begin.
for notwithstandin...
With lucifer, although an angel he
and not a man, i purpose to begin.
for notwithstanding angels cannot be
the sport of fortune, yet he fell though sin
down into hell, and he is yet therein.
o lucifer, brightest of angels all.
now thou art satan, and canst never win
out of thy miseries; how great they fall!
which statement best describes the two themes developed in this excerpt?
a. there is forgiveness of sins, and favor benefits all.
b. humility overcomes pride, and pride is a sin.
c. even the greatest can fall, and there are consequences for sin
d. favor doesn't last forever, and fortune is constant.
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