I'll start with logos. He can utilize the fact that he has a returning crowd each sermon, so he knows his audience. His sense of ethos were strong back then but are now questioned by quite a larger crowd. His use of the bible is outstanding since the emotions that everyone's feeling are caused by one book and numerous groups of people with corresponding faiths. Which brings me to pathos. His emotion on this subject obliterates all other peoples faith when in comparison. He warns his audience with the fear of damnation, but gives them hope by telling them what they can and absolutely should do in order to escape the flaming pits of anguish.