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435 results for “Anger” — showing 121–140
- Key FiguresGenesis 37dreams that suggest he will rule over his family, further inciting their anger. Jacob Father of Joseph and patriarch of the Israelite tribes. Jacob shows favoritism
- OverviewGenesis 37bowing down to him, which he shares with his family, provoking their anger even more. The dreams foreshadow God's plan for Joseph's future
- Key EventsGenesis 39wife, she falsely accuses him of trying to assault her. Potiphar, in anger, has Joseph thrown into prison. However, even in prison, the Lord is with
- OverviewGenesis 39declaring that it would be a great sin against God. His refusal angers her, and she falsely accuses him of attempted assault when he flees from
- Cross-ReferencesGenesis 45father. Ephesians 4:31-32 encourages believers to put away bitterness and anger, promoting kindness and forgiveness, reflecting Joseph's desire for reconciliation. Reconciliation, Forgiveness, Peace
- Cross-ReferencesExodus 2highlights Moses' faith in leaving Egypt, not fearing the king's anger, and persevering as seeing Him who is invisible. Faith, Perseverance, Divine Guidance. Exodus
- Cross-ReferencesExodus 20which Jesus expands upon in Matthew 5:21-22, teaching that even anger towards others is subject to judgment. Sanctity of Life, Heart Attitude, Jesus' Teaching
- Prophetic FulfillmentsExodus 20this commandment in the Sermon on the Mount, teaching that even anger towards others can be akin to murder. The fulfillment is ongoing as it requires
- Cross-ReferencesExodus 32event, emphasizing Moses' zeal for God's holiness. Zeal for God, Righteous Anger. Exodus 32:26 shows Moses calling for those who are on the Lord
- Key FiguresExodus 32creation of the golden calf, which leads to God's anger and Moses' intercession. The Levites Tribe chosen to execute judgment on the idolaters. The Levites
- OverviewExodus 33people to the Promised Land, lest He consume them in His anger due to their stubbornness. Instead, He instructs Moses to lead the people
- Study QuestionsExodus 34does God's self-revelation as 'merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness' impact your understanding of His character
- ThemesExodus 34reveals His character to Moses, describing Himself as compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, forgiving wickedness, rebellion, and sin, yet not leaving
- Cross-ReferencesNumbers 11despite the people's rebellion. Provision, Rebellion, God's Faithfulness. God's anger and the subsequent plague in Numbers 11:33 are reflected in Psalm
- Key EventsNumbers 11Israelites complain about their hardships, and God responds with anger. Fire from the Lord burns among them, consuming some of the outskirts of the camp. Moses
- OverviewNumbers 11away from God's provision, as their complaints provoke the Lord's anger, leading to a plague among the people. The chapter serves as a reminder
- Cross-ReferencesNumbers 14Divine Patience. Numbers 14:18 reiterates God's character as slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love, echoing the self-revelation of God in Exodus
- Cross-ReferencesNumbers 22Israel. Divine Protection, Blessing of Israel. Numbers 22:22 describes God's anger with Balaam, leading to the encounter with the angel. 2 Peter
- Key EventsNumbers 25This leads to Israel worshiping Baal of Peor, provoking the Lord's anger. Israel's Sin with Moabite Women and Baal Worship This event highlights
- Key FiguresNumbers 25Zimri's blatant sin with Cozbi, a Midianite woman, provoked God's anger, leading to a plague among the Israelites. Cozbi A Midianite woman involved