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Twelve-verse study dated 10/26/08. Marginal prose contrasts anger as displeased emotion with wrath as just action against sin and hatred of evil; a separate quotation concerns God's invisibility.
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MARGINAL NOTES
ANGER VS. WRATH: Anger — displeased emotion. Wrath — just action against sin; hatred of evil.
“God is most on the field when he is the most invisible.”