ὀργὴ γὰρ, etc.: Man's wrath is rarely, if ever, justifiable; even “just indignation” is too often intermixed with other elements; and frequently the premisses on which it is founded are at fault. Man, unlike God, never knows all the circumstances of the case. On the subject of anger, see Matthew 5:21-22, and cf. the Expositor, July, 1905, pp. 28 ff.

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