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How Do Puritans Represent God's Wrath

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The Puritans are huge believers in everything happening for a reason. They believe that if something bad happens to them it is God’s way of showing their sins. The house being burnt down represents God’s wrath. The Puritans thoughts towards this is that since something bad happened, then they must have sinned. They once again believe that God can give to them and take away from them. “That fearful sound of ‘Fire!’ and ‘Fire!’ Let no man know is my Desire.” Anne Bradstreet. They seem to think it is good when the Lord takes from them because then they are slowly taken away from the real world, which is filled with sins. Cf. Job 1:21: “The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord.” The Lord gave the main character
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