How do these lines agree with Milton's sonnet "On His Blindness "? 1. Both poems say evil is too powerful. 2. Both poems express the Miltonian view that strength is the best talent. 3. Both poems say God expects weakness 4. Both poems express Milton's view that small things may accomplish God's will

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Aditya Reese

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20 February, 18:30

How do these lines agree with Milton's sonnet "On His Blindness "? 1. Both poems say evil is too powerful. 2. Both poems express the Miltonian view that strength is the best talent. 3. Both poems say God expects weakness 4. Both poems express Milton's view that small things may accomplish God's will

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Kasey Hutchinson · Answer 1

John Milton is a poet from the 1600's. One of his most famous sonnets is On His Blindness written between around 1652. Milton's sonnet "On His Blindness," both lines agree because b oth poems express Milton's view that small things may accomplish God's will.