Ourselves: deforms the character. The anger comes to the most intimate of our being with its venom. Instead of experiencing peace and joy of Christ, we are filled with anxiety and frustration. A critical spirit and conviction leads to belittle others with harsh words. Hostility makes us controversial, and makes us easily offended by matters of no importance. Threats or insults imaginary root and create disproportionate responses to the situation.
affects the body. God did not design our bodies to live with permanent rage. This wreaks havoc on our body, and can even cause fatal ailments like heart attacks and strokes. We would do well to ask. Is it worth dying to keep this resentment?
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