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How Can We Be Angry and Not Sin?

By Filings on Wed, 09/11/24
Christian Living
Anger
Christian Attitudes
Self Discipline
Emotions

“God wants us to understand our anger by speaking to our souls, by contemplating the anger in silence, and then by doing the next right thing. And this will demonstrate by our acts that we trust in Yahweh, and not in our own devises.” - TGC

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Bert Perry

NewSame way...

Wed, 09/11/24

...that Moses, the Prophets, John the Baptist, Jesus, God the Father, Paul, and other heroes of Scripture did, I guess. The expression was sometimes slow, sometimes quick, always related to the reality of sin. Sometimes the expression shocks us.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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