What view of life does the theme of this passage represent?

the connection between austerity and spirituality

the evils of depending on others for material goods

the necessity of planning what you build

the relationship between salvation and an afterlife

Question

What view of life does the theme of this passage represent? 



the connection between austerity and spirituality



the evils of depending on others for material goods



the necessity of planning what you build



the relationship between salvation and an afterlife

ulink · Answer

I want to help, but I really got to go. I'll get you some people to help you.

anonymous · Answer

someone please help me. I need the correct ans

anonymous · Answer

yahhh please

ulink · Answer

@MilanItaly1618 @milanitaly19 @YanaSidlinskiy

anonymous · Answer

thank you so much

ulink · Answer

@fluttershyK @MissSmartiez

fluttershyk · Answer

Fluttershy is at your service

anonymous · Answer

which one is correct ans?

misssmartiez · Answer

MissSmartiez here, please provide me with the accurate information. In this case, the passage.

anonymous · Answer

Verses upon the Burning of Our House

by Anne Bradstreet (excerpt)

Thou hast a house on high erect
Fram'd by that mighty Architect,
With glory richly furnished
Stands permanent, though this be fled.
It's purchased and paid for too
By him who hath enough to do.
A price so vast as is unknown,
Yet by his gift is made thine own.
There's wealth enough; I need no more.
Farewell, my pelf; farewell, my store.
The world no longer let me love;
My hope and Treasure lies above.

misssmartiez · Answer

Remember theme:

The lesson learned, or the overview on what the author is attempting to convey to you.

misssmartiez · Answer

What do you think he is trying to message you about? He speaks about what? 

His hopes and treasures lie above; he doesn't need wealth to satisfy himself.


So what can it be?

anonymous · Answer

which one would be correct.. I realy don't know

milanitaly1618 · Answer

Can you re-post the question please?

anonymous · Answer

yahh sure

milanitaly1618 · Answer

Ok

anonymous · Answer

What view of life does the theme of this passage represent? 



the connection between austerity and spirituality



the evils of depending on others for material goods



the necessity of planning what you build



the relationship between salvation and an afterlife

milanitaly1618 · Answer

Hmm I might need to see the passage....

misssmartiez · Answer

Back, and he speaks about the WORLD, and explains his moods to it, then 'up above'.


HE POSTED it. Look in comments.

misssmartiez · Answer

or she*

milanitaly1618 · Answer

k...I didn't know I just got here.

misssmartiez · Answer

B and C seems the odd ones out;

milanitaly1618 · Answer

Yeah, I think I'm leaning more towards A....

anonymous · Answer

so which one would br correct

misssmartiez · Answer

Like she said, I am leaning to A.


D seems ok, however, not likely; he doesn't speak about salvation.

misssmartiez · Answer

He hints his satisfaction is from above, but that doesn't necessarily mean afterlife.

anonymous · Answer

so A would be correct

anonymous · Answer

yes A is correct. thanks guys

milanitaly1618 · Answer

No problem.

anonymous · Answer

thanks again

milanitaly1618 · Answer

:D

misssmartiez · Answer

^

anonymous · Answer

bye for now guys

milanitaly1618 · Answer

bye

milanitaly1618 · Answer

Don't forget to close the question!

ms-brains · Answer

When you get back @masud1997 please close this thread. :) 
Also, good job @MilanItaly1618  and @misssmartiez