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The Heart of Anger: How the Bible Transforms Anger in Our Understanding and Experience is unavailable, but you can change that!

Each person experiences anger—in their own hearts and in the words and actions of others. In this doctrinal, pastoral, and practical book, Christopher Ash and Steve Midgley explore the Bible’s teaching about anger through biblical examples such as Moses, Saul, David, and the Ephesian church as well as present-day accounts. Though sometimes right and godly, anger is more often rooted in greed,...

of his dream but nothing that he does, neither threats nor inducements, provides the meaning, so he is deeply frustrated (Dan. 2:1–12). What is so clearly depicted in the frustrations of these two kings is the delusion of power. Like these sovereigns, we believe that we should be in control, that getting what we want ought to lie within our compass. I should be able to change that. I am sure that a person like me ought to be able to achieve a thing like that. I hate it that I can’t get my way. It
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