Reading passage:- Ecclesiastes 7:9
9.Be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry: for anger resteth in the bosom of fools.
The dictionary defines Anger has a strong feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something, usually combined with an urge to harm.
Beloved before I continue can I tell you that if you do not deal with that anger issue soonest or today it will definitely land you into a big trouble some day?
If you doubt me read the story of Moses and see what anger did to him. He missed out from the promised land because of his uncontrollable anger.
I pause to ask what has that anger done to you, if it hasn't then wait for its impending danger ahead of you, that's if you do not change for the better.
There are two stories in the Bible that always leave me sorrowful and tearful each time I read it and that's the story of Moses missing out from the promise land after everything, after bearing all the complaints of the Israelites, yet he missed out, this story leaves me spell bound. Another story that does same to me is the story of Sampson, the Bible says he stood up as usual but he never knew God had left him, Ah! what a disaster to live a life without God or heavenly backing.
Now back to Moses,he is one personality that acted foolishly by allowing anger take the greater part of him and he missed out from the promise land. This anger of his made him unable to complete God's task and agenda for his life. Our ole model when it comes to anger should he God, the Bible says in Psalms 103:8 that our God is slow to anger but yet plenteous in mercy. God wants us to follow Him because anyone hasty in getting angry normally end in trouble or such a person is likely to commit sin or go out of control.
Many atimes people tend to regret the after math of their anger display when they become sober. The Bible has told us again that anger rest in the bosom of a fool that means anger produces foolishness and makes you act without thinking clearly. I will advice that we try as much as we can to stay clear from dealings or discussions that will trigger our anger, this could go a long way to help.
May God help us, Amen.
I remain
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