Q2. Anger without Sin
#2
Posted 30 December 2006 - 06:09 AM
God gave us anger so that we do not allow injustic to go by without us displaying the right emotion towards it.
Anger says that you are displeased with something. Anger can be dangerous when it is not controlled and we allow it to cause us to sin or hurt someone. To avoid entering into sin when we are angry we must recognize the cause of the anger, deal with it and move on. Anger is not sin but it can cause one to sin.
#3 Guest_Tabatha_*
Posted 30 December 2006 - 06:53 PM
Q2. (Ephesians 4:26-27). Why did God give us the emotion of anger, do you think? How can anger be dangerous? How can we keep from sinning when we are angry? Is anger itself sin?
God gave us anger as an emotion against sin, such as a rightious anger to come against sin through prayer anf confrontation. If left alone it can be destructive. The Bible doesn't tell us that we shouldn't feel angry ,but it points out that it is important to handle our anger properly. If vented thoughtlessly, anger can hurt others and destroy relationships. If bottled up inside, it can cause us to become bitter and destroy us from within. Paul tells us to deal with our anger immediately by repentence. deal with it in a way that builds relationships rather than destroys them. If we nurse and rehearse our anger, we will give Satan an opportunity to divide us. Are you angry with someone right now? What can you do to resolve yuor difference? Don't let the day end before you begin to work on mending your relationship. Anger can so easily carry offense and it usually wants company.
Anger is not sin in it self but left unattended it can become sin. Anger can be spread by talking to others about your offense and can be picked up by those you get to agree with you regarding the problem. Best thing is to go to God in repentence and pray for forgiveness and then let it go. Ask God for healing of what caused the anger and to fill you with love and peace in the situation.
#4
Posted 17 January 2007 - 05:52 AM
#5
Posted 29 January 2007 - 09:04 AM
How can anger be dangerous? Anger can be dangerous , especially to the Christian. We are good soil and in good soil, things grow very, very will and multiply much fruit. This is why we must deal quickly with all that is not of God that He brings to our attention. When we see something or the Holy Spirit reveals something to us that we must fight and attack, we must not quench the Holy Spirit and ignore it. We must pluck out that which is a bad seed before it takes root.
How can we keep from sinning when we are angry? Stop, Drop and Pray! When we are in a fire like situation, the fire men tell us to stop, drop and roll. Through the fire of the Holy Spirit, we need to do what is similar and crawl on our hands and knees and go through the fire in prayer so that we can be refined by His fire.
Is anger itself sin?
Exodus 32:19
And it came to pass, as soon as he came nigh unto the camp, that he saw the calf, and the dancing: and Moses' anger waxed hot, and he cast the tables out of his hands, and brake them beneath the mount.
Exodus 32:22
And Aaron said, Let not the anger of my lord wax hot: thou knowest the people, that they are set on mischief.
I think it depends on what we are angry about. God’s anger was kindled against the folks in the wilderness. If it hadn’t been, He would have destroyed them from the face of the earth. Even in our righteous anger, we must kindle it as well, otherwise if anger over takes us, the heat can cause a combustion and we too could burn completely until we are turned back to ashes
#6
Posted 29 January 2007 - 02:05 PM
Anger, llike fear, jealousy, envy, is a good capacity to have. It is necessary at times. A couple shoud be jealous of interference in their relationship, we should rightly fear a lion, or a horse's kick. We need envy for god has told us to envy (covet) the spiritual gifts We are to anger over injustice to the poor and take care of themand desire them. Anger is needed to correct injustice. However, misuse of these feeling can cause al sorts of troubles. Therefore we are to be strongly disciplined in the way we handle our emotions. This is definitely possible.
Anger and the other emotions are like horses. if they are broken in and tamed they are wonderful, powerful creatures which can be most valuable to us. Untamed, unbridled and saddled theyare frightfuly dangerous. They know all the tricks of the trae in getting rid of those who can't ride them. But what an asset if you can! Same with emotions. If you can't establish control over them you have a runaway on your hands and that is useless.
Anger is a tool, not a sin. It's misuse produces evil and is called sin..
#7
Posted 29 January 2007 - 03:07 PM
When used in a vicious or malevolent way anger will cause much hurt, often physically and mentally as well as spiritually.
For me the best way to control my anger to to think before I speak, inquiring of the Lord as to how and when to respond. T'ain't easy but it is worth the effort to prevent harm to a relationship, especially the one with Adonai, by sinning.
Anger is not sin but can become sin when it is out of control or fleshly.
#8
Posted 29 January 2007 - 04:43 PM
Anger is not sin
#9
Posted 29 January 2007 - 05:34 PM
We are made in the image of God, hence we have emotions (Love, Anger, etc). In the beginning man was in a perfect relationship with God - where our anger was not used and dealt with incorrectly. Since the Fall we must give our anger to God. Instead we let anger go unresolved - even overnight is enough to begin the bitterness process - which kills.
Unresolved anger is another victory for Satan. We must immediately forgive, we must immediately repent.
Ken Haynes
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#10
Posted 29 January 2007 - 07:44 PM
Let us all think before we react.
#11
Posted 29 January 2007 - 07:51 PM
-"Sodom and Gamorrah"- "Wrath to come"- "Jesus in the Temple". It's funny how many Christians trip over this. An easy way to understand it this way ,,,,What is somebody that doesn't get angry??? answer,,, an "Airhead".
#12
Posted 30 January 2007 - 12:59 AM
c)We can keep from sinning when we get angry by dealing with the anger and what caused it as quickly as possible.
d) Anger, itself, is not a sin but what we say or do is the sin.
From my own experiences, if we are in certain situations that we face daily...it would be most helpful to have a Prayer Warrior praying for you and the situation. Repenting and asking God's forgiveness. Dealing with the situation(s) immediately. Sometimes, it is best to walk away and not allow anger to even happen. Sometimes, if I see anger rising up, I begin to Praise God and give Him glory. I thank Him and then move on. I try very hard to forgive anyone who hurts me verbally. If I forgive others, then I sleep better at night.
#13
Posted 30 January 2007 - 06:36 AM
Be angry [or stand in awe] and sin not; commune with your own hearts upon your beds and be silent[sorry for the things you say in your hearts] Amplified version.
Everything we have comes from God and anger is one of them. Our anger should be a righteous anger just as we see in our Lord, [Mark 3:5; John 2:13-17] but our anger should never lead to sin. The Christians must be sure that their anger is that of righteous indignation, and not just an expression of personal provocation or wounded pride.
Paul, knowing about human nature, added 'let not the sun go down upon your wrath', he remembered the rest of Psalm 4:4. Paul knew that such communing was impossible unless a man had set aside his anger before turning to his bed.
Anger is not a sin, it's what it can lead into if we do not curb it and keep a check on it.
#14
Posted 30 January 2007 - 10:50 AM
So that we would led to fight injustice and bad behaivor. An emotion that can help us overcome our fear of doing what is right in a hurtful situation.
It only becomes dangerous when we allow it to take over our other emotions and reason. When we let is sit an become a fire on our insides that builds to aboiling point and then explodes, causing us to lose our self control.
By always being in control of our emotions including anger we can become stronger and by being filled with the Holy Spirit of God we have the power over our sinful nature. We are to us our reason and self control to help us over come any outward sign of anger. We must always allow God to show forth in our actions and this will also control our anger and keep in check our sinful nature.
Not all anger is sinful Jesus became angry when seeing the money changer in the temple, anger become sinful when it take on a life of it's own so to speak and becomes controlling over our very lives. When we give up self control to any emotion it leads to sin.
#15
Posted 30 January 2007 - 08:52 PM
I believe that the emotion of anger can be valuable is used correctly. We should be angry when we see others that are homeless and starving. This anger should bring about action. Angry when we see people stuck in a hurricane with no way out, wondering where is the government in this time of crisis. Coming together as a people to send aid and relief when we see that it seems hopeless for others. This is an action that can and does bring about a promising result. Anger that is selfcentered is not a healthy emotion. Anger can be very dangerous when it does not produce a positive response. It can become damaging to others and to the one who is quick to anger without understanding fully the consequences of evil doings. We should be slow to anger. We can keep from sinning when we anger if we don't allow our hearts to become hardened and cold. We must pray and ask God for guidance. We must demonstrate patience followed with love and understanding. Our hearts should be up to kindness and not bitterness. Anger is not a sin in itself, the result of anger can be a sin. So be careful not to let the sun come down on your wrath or the anger in your heart which can guide one into a sinful deadly destructive path of living.
#16
Posted 31 January 2007 - 12:56 AM
#17
Posted 31 January 2007 - 02:15 PM
So that we could express our feelings toward things that are not right.
It is dangerous if you get so angry you lose control
Pray, before you react to what has made you angry
#18
Posted 31 January 2007 - 05:17 PM
Anger can be dangerous when any of the following happens:
1. When we do not cotrol our anger.
2. If our motive for the anger is wrong
3. When we allow our anger to linger for a long while.
etc.
We can keep ourself from sinning when we are angry by controlling ourselves so that we will not give Satan a foothold.
I believe that anger in itself is not sin. The Bible says that in our anger we should not sin by allowing our anger to linger till the sun goes down. This clearly shows that we can be angry (righteous anger) without sining by controlling ourselves and making sure our anger is righteous anger.
#19
Posted 01 February 2007 - 02:49 AM
Anger can be dangerous when it is not controlled and becomes sin. People have been killed because of someone's uncontrolled anger. It is opening a door to satan.
We can keep from sinning when angry by taking some time to think about why we're angry--usually it is somewhere where we did not get our way--things did not go how we wanted them to go. Sometimes fear leads us to anger. We need to recognize what is was that brought on the anger & deal with it. Pray about it. Make amends with the one who angered you. Get it all cleared up before you go to bed that night!
Anger itself is not a sin. It can, however, turn to sin at the next step--deciding what you are going to do with the anger.
#20
Posted 04 February 2007 - 06:44 AM

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