What does the Bible say about anger? Is it possible to be angry and not sin? How can we control ourselves when we feel anger well up inside of us?
Grab a Bible and join us as we examine what Proverbs has to say about anger.
Scriptures used:
Proverbs 18:6, 21:9, 12:16, 19:11, 25:28, 15:1, 17:4, 16:32,
Ephesians 4:26-27, James 3;18
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