Epistle, Chapter

 1     54, II  |   slew righteous Abel, and an angry brother pursued the fleeing
 2     54, XII | meat-offering. Shall I not be angry with these things? saith
 3     54, XII |   Himself declares that He is angry; they interpose that Christ
 4     54, XIII|       means the majesty of an angry God is not besought, since
 5     54, XIII|      that He is indignant and angry with those who sacrifice,
 6     61, I   |        lest haply the Lord be angry, and ye perish from the
 7     61, III |   with another man, is he not angry and raging, and by the passion
 8     61, III |    another? How indignant and angry is He, and what penalties
 9     63, I   | meat-offering. Shall I not be angry for these things? saith
10     72, VIII|   consumed in the sight of an angry Lord; which punishment remains
11     72, X   | allayed His wrath when He was angry, and the people were perishing.
12     73, III |     that God is indignant and angry as often as human tradition
13     74, XXIV| ignorant are also excited and angry, because by the want of
14     75, VI  |         And the Lord was very angry with all the seed of Israel,
15     75, VI  |   says that the Lord was very angry, and gave them up to perdition,