Quotations from the writings of Ellen G. White with the anger . . .
A N G e R ( 4 related phrases )
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The word 'anger' appears 1,206 times in the published writings of EGW page NOT on Original site The word 'Angry' appears xx times
Related phrases:
+ anger of God ( ) > anger of the Lord ( )
+ anger of the nations ( )
+ blind anger ( ) > unreasoning anger ( )
+ great anger ( ) > greater anger ( )
+ fierce anger ( )
+ outburst of anger ( )
+ righteous anger ( )
+ stirred to anger ( ) > stir up anger ( )
+ provoke to anger ( ) > provoke me to anger ( )
+ with anger ( ) > with anger in your voice ( )
Phrases related to ANGRY
++ Angry with the Lord ( 4 ) >> Angry with God ( 1 )
++ the nations will be angry ( 6 )
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Chapter 56 — Anger Anger Opens the Heart to Satan—
Those who at any supposed provocation feel at liberty to indulge anger or resentment are opening the heart to Satan. Bitterness and animosity must be banished from the soul if we would be in harmony with heaven. — Desire of Ages, 310 (1898). { 2MCP 516.1 }
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| At this, priests and rulers were beside themselves with anger. Acting more like beasts of prey than human beings, they rushed upon Stephen, gnashing their teeth. In the cruel faces about him the prisoner read his fate; but he did not waver. For him the fear of death was gone. For him the enraged priests and the excited mob had no terror. The scene before him faded from his vision. To him the gates of heaven were ajar, and, looking in, he saw the glory of the courts of God, and Christ, as if just risen from His throne, standing ready to sustain His servant. In words of triumph Stephen exclaimed, “Behold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of man standing on the right hand of God.” { AA 100.3} Read entire Chapter 10
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| The hatred with which the Jews had always regarded the apostles was now intensified. The conversion and baptism of Crispus had the effect of exasperating instead of convincing these stubborn opposers. They could not bring arguments to disprove Paul’s preaching, and for lack of such evidence they resorted to deception and malignant attack. They blasphemed the gospel and the name of Jesus. In their blind anger no words were too bitter, no device too low, for them to use. They could not deny that Christ had worked miracles; but they declared that He had performed them through the power of Satan; and they boldly affirmed that the wonderful works wrought by Paul were accomplished through the same agency. { AA 249.2} Read entire Chapter 24 |
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| The Battle for Self-control in Speech — God requires parents, by self-control, by an example of solid character building, to disseminate light within the immediate circle of their own little flock. No trifling, common conversation is to be indulged. God looks into every secret thing of life. By some a constant battle is maintained for self-control. Daily they strive silently and prayerfully against harshness of speech and temper. These strivings may never be appreciated by human beings. They may get no praise from human lips for keeping back the hasty words which sought for utterance. The world will never see these conquests, and if it could, it would only despise the conquerors. But in heaven’s record they are registered as overcomers. There is One who witnesses every secret combat and every silent victory, and He says, “He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh a city.” { AH 443.2}
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| To us God’s messengers come at the bidding of the Master. They come demanding, as did Christ, obedience to the word of God. They present His claim to the fruits of the vineyard, the fruits of love, and humility, and self-sacrificing service. Like the Jewish leaders, are not many of the husbandmen of the vineyard stirred to anger? When the claim of God’s law is set before the people, do not these teachers use their influence in leading men to reject it? Such teachers God calls unfaithful servants. { COL 306.1} Read entire Chapter 23
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