AIRATE, BUT DO NOT SIN

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AIRATE, BUT DO NOT SIN
Airate, but do not sin; don't set the sun on your anger, or give room to the devil.

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The Lord says in his word that everything is liquefied to us but not all good, and again he says everything is liquefied to me but I will not let myself dominate; In another passage it says that we have received no spirit of cowardice but of power, love, and self-control; Here is an important message from our God; for even Jesus himself was angry at some point; but what to do when we get angry there is the detail.
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In many aspects of Jesus' personality he is described as a meek and humble man; so it is difficult for us to imagine an angry Jesus, but at some point when he was outraged by the presence of the merchants of the temple, who had turned that into a exchange market, a kind of fair whose main purpose was to take advantage of the naivety of the repentant souls who wanted to purge their sins, according to Jewish tradition, offering a beast in the Holocaust through the priest.
However, Jesus did not sin despite being angry, he did not allow him to: to anger he would cease to be ceased to be ceased in the days following such an unfortunate incident, otherwise it would have given rise to the enemy, opening a slit by which he could enter and make his own; on the contrary, he was instantly healing lame and sick in the same temple as if nothing had happened, fulfilling the saying that "the sun is not set upon your anger".
This short message itself has a revealing depth and an impressive level of maturity, only Jesus was able to bear such a witness of personal application of the culture of the kingdom of heaven on earth.

AIRATE, BUT DO NOT SIN

Airate, but do not sin; don't set the sun on your anger, or give room to the devil.

The Lord says in his word that everything is liquefied to us but not all good, and again he says everything is liquefied to me but I will not let myself dominate; In another passage it says that we have received no spirit of cowardice but of power, love, and self-control; Here is an important message from our God; for even Jesus himself was angry at some point; but what to do when we get angry there is the detail.

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[Screenshot by:

@tomas.enrique]

In many aspects of Jesus' personality he is described as a meek and humble man; so it is difficult for us to imagine an angry Jesus, but at some point when he was outraged by the presence of the merchants of the temple, who had turned that into a exchange market, a kind of fair whose main purpose was to take advantage of the naivety of the repentant souls who wanted to purge their sins, according to Jewish tradition, offering a beast in the Holocaust through the priest.

However, Jesus did not sin despite being angry, he did not allow him to: to anger he would cease to be ceased to be ceased in the days following such an unfortunate incident, otherwise it would have given rise to the enemy, opening a slit by which he could enter and make his own; on the contrary, he was instantly healing lame and sick in the same temple as if nothing had happened, fulfilling the saying that "the sun is not set upon your anger".

This short message itself has a revealing depth and an impressive level of maturity, only Jesus was able to bear such a witness of personal application of the culture of the kingdom of heaven on earth.