{"title": "Psalms 97", "summary": "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.", "coverage": "summary-and-excerpts", "transcriptionStatus": "Unverified visual reading", "date": "2008-10-26"}
1=YAG (SFR) (RFL)
2=(WMA) (LW) (LAS)
3=(LFF) (FS) YCN YRU
4=(FFL) YRU (LRS) (SF)
5=(LRS) (SF) YCU YRU
6=URN Y (L) NRU Y (L)
7=CIU NCC UIC UAC
8=CRU (LFR) FRC (LFR) (RFL) YAG Y
9=Y YRU YCC
10=CRC (LFF) (FRV) YRC YCN NF
11=(LS) URC (LFR) CR
12=(LFR) Y CR (RFL) Y
# 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.”