Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was his finest biblical rhetoric speech he ever had given to an audience, Lincoln set himself as a character that was brought by the god’s themselves to help steer humanity into a righteous path. Lincoln used in Proverbs of 25:1 correlating the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as “the apple of gold in picture of silver” while entering his speech with a “Four score and seven years ago” a reference to King James Bible. Lincoln used biblical words to rouse his audience imagination and inspiration to do good and relinquish evil practices. Lincoln continues to orate his view by using the bible in “Matthew 12: ‘A house divided against itself cannot stand’” illustrates his understanding and principle
