This is not bad or good, but reflects difference between men and women. Also, it attests to differences in a mother and a father.

As your guide, ask yourself these questions:

As a man, should I show a little more concern, or am I at right balance of concern for situation?

As a woman, should I worry a little less, or am I at right balance of concern for situation?

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If we have thought through a situation, and we feel justified in exercising our wrath, then we should pray to Jesus before acting on our wrath. For as Christians, we know that Jesus expects us to forgive those who offend us. Yet this is sometimes easier said than done.

Shear experience teaches men and women, that impulsive actions are often not best actions. If you reflect over your life experiences, you may remember an incident where acting to quickly without forethought resulted in actions that you later regretted.

Again, after you pray about situation, then ask yourself “Should I indeed exercise my wrath?” For in end, Jesus will judge other person or persons for their actions against you, which if you think is against him, Jesus Christ. As well, Jesus will judge you for your response to their actions.

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Copyright 2003, Stanley T. Crawford, is the editor of, “People of the Bible,” and webmaster of http://www.whatismyname.com. All Rights Reserved. Mailto:scrawford@whatismyname.com