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 1 ApCreed,   10,  3     |       To the wicked He will be angry and ~pitiless, so that they
 2 10Command,    4,  2   |     Why We Are Forbidden to Be Angry. - In the Gospel of St.
 3 10Command,    4,  2   |      to you that anyone who is angry with his brother, shall
 4 10Command,    4,  2   |       five ways to avoid being angry. The ~first is that one
 5 10Command,    4   (27)|        is unlawful even to ~be angry with anyone. . . . From
 6 10Command,    4   (27)| clearly follows that he who is angry with his brother is not
 7 10Command,    4   (27)|       His laws permit us to be angry when we correct the faults ~
 8 10Command,    4,  2   |       the wicked is said to be angry: "I will ~bear the wrath
 9 10Command,    4,  2   |      by reason, as when one is angry because it ~is justly fitting
10 10Command,    4,  2   |        is justly fitting to be angry and within proper limits.
11 10Command,    4,  2   |     mortal sin. ~"Whosoever is angry with his brother, shall
12 10Command,    4,  2   |          Why We Should Not Get Angry Easily. - The second reason
13 10Command,    4,  2   |       that one does not remain angry over long: "Be ye ~angry,
14 10Command,    4,  2   |       angry over long: "Be ye ~angry, and sin not."32 And: "Let
15 10Command,    4,  2   |      lest our wrath explode in angry words: "A fool ~immediately
16 10Command,    4,  2   |     showeth his anger."39 Now, angry words are twofold in effect; ~
17 10Command,    4,  2   |        punish you, ~were I not angry." "Anger hath no mercy,
18 Question,    2,  5    |  reasons why we should not get angry easily.~ ~