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 1     II, 16|       out its course, whether wrath, or jealousy, or sternness.
 2     II, 26|        WHEN DEPRECATING GOD'S WRATH AGAINST ISRAEL, A TYPE OF
 3     II, 26|      fierceness, when, in His wrath against the people for their
 4     II, 26|         Let me alone, that my wrath may wax hot against them,
 5    III, 24|  amnesty what He took away in wrath! Oh, what a God is yours,
 6     IV, 39|     thresh the nations in thy wrath." There is thus an agreement,
 7      V, 13|  again, he declares that "the wrath (of God) is revealed from
 8      V, 13| unrighteousness," (I ask) the wrath of what God? Of the Creator
 9      V, 13|     be His, whose is also the wrath, which has to be revealed
10      V, 13|       he both vindicated that wrath from which comes this judgment
11      V, 13|       from the same God whose wrath he attested, by witnessing
12      V, 13|       according to truth. The wrath, therefore, which is to
13      V, 13|     from heaven by the God of wrath; so that this sentence,
14      V, 13|    judge, and is incapable of wrath. It is only consistent in
15      V, 13|    found the judgment and the wrath of which I am speaking,
16      V, 16|    Creator, to whom that very wrath is a fitting attribute,
17      V, 16|       whom also appertain the wrath, and the jealousy, and "
18      V, 17|     also were the children of wrath," but "by nature." Let the
19      V, 17|    the Creator is the lord of wrath. For when (the apostle)
20      V, 17|     by nature the children of wrath," inasmuch as the Jews were
21      V, 17|       their being children of wrath to nature, and not to the
22      V, 18|     the sun go down upon your wrath." "Have no fellowship with