Contrast

Repetition fixes ideas in our memory.

Contrasts force moral choices.

Multiple meanings allow a prophecy to speak to ancient Israel, to Christ's ministry, and the latter days simultaneously.

Perry explicitly argues that these devices were used to teach significant truths about the Lord and His dealings with individuals and nations.

Nothing is here indifferent, nothing unheeded, nothing hackneyed.

Striking contrasts are constantly occurring among these natures so mobile and susceptible, endowed with subtle, keen, and vivid intellects, with acute sensibilities increased by suffering and misfortune.

Contrasts throwing lurid light upon hearts like a blaze of conflagration, illumining and revealing the gloom of midnight.

Here, chance may bring together those who but a few hours before were strangers to each other.

The ordeal of a moment, a single word, may separate hearts long united.

I think that desire is filtered through the lens of comparison.

Contrast.

Contrast.

Contrast.

which is how we know we're alive.

Because we only, I could never know if I were here if you weren't here, which is comparison, which is contrast, which is desire, which makes us not able to have impotence because we don't have all the answers.