Anger in the sense of gnawing, consuming, is used for leprosy, ma`ar, “to be quick, bitter, sore” (Leviticus 13:51, 52; 14:44, “a boring leprosy”; in Leviticus 13:55 we have “he (is) annoyed inside” (“annoyed” past participle), as Pahath`s Pehetheth translation, “digging” (a pit), the word means “a depression”, “a stain dug or sunk into a garment, which is affected by a kind of leprosy, “the revised version (British and American)” is a nuisance. The Yon grey lines that bother the clouds are the messengers of the day. 9. For removal; irritation; in Galle. Don`t let a saddle or harness disturb your horse`s skin. Impressive. I saw myself angry yesterday at the supermarket because a woman in the supermarket said the “F-word”. There was violence about him; In retrospect, it probably housed a demonic spirit. I was shocked by the way I reacted. At first, I thought she was an employee, and I wanted it to be written. Then I tried to help him. When she left the store, anger rose in me and she wanted to “take her outside.” This exchange weighed heavily on me. I`ve never seen this behavior in me (I`m also going through a divorce, so I`m emotionally unstable. Nevertheless, I know that the anger that already resides in the heart is what comes out of it.) I am grateful for your comprehensive but concise definition of what “covenant” means.

Thank you very much. Alliance is an unusual word in today`s world. However, the word covenant is used again and again in the Old Testament. I remember thinking it meant worrying about something. But that`s not true at all. It is a much stronger emotion than worry. Let`s take a look at what the word covenant means in Hebrew. “Do not be angry with evildoers and do not be jealous of evil workers.” (verse 1) “Rest in the Lord and wait patiently for Him; Do not be angry because of the one who thrives on his path, because of the man who carries out evil plans.

Contrary to what I thought before, the word alliance is a wave of burning rage. This can lead to violence and crime. The Bible is very clear that we do not worry about evildoers and trust the Lord for our righteousness. “Boring” comes from for (prefix) and etan, “to eat”, “to consume”. The word is both transitive and intransitive in the King James version: Well, it`s not the one we would normally use in our modern everyday conversations. We`re more like, “Don`t worry.” Or “Try to calm down. But the advice of “Don`t worry” shows a little more clearly what is happening. We are the ones who annoy us, so maybe we are also the ones who can stop the worry! The meaning of this Hebrew word (according to the concordance of the strong) – to ignite, to be angry, to jealousy: – to be angry, to burn, to be dissatisfied, to be X serious, to be angry, to cry, to be hot (to grow), to be angry, to ignite, to be X very, to be angry. Do not worry. September 19.

Do not worry. September 19. Don`t get angry, don`t be afraid. What God intends to do, He will do. And what we ask in faith, we will receive. christianbookshelf.org/kingsley/daily thoughts / don`t bête, September 19.htm Gall (17 occurrences). 7. (vt) inconvenience and wear due to friction; injure or break the skin while rubbing; irritation; injure the surface by abrasion; like, a saddle galle le …/g/gall.htm – 17k FRET`FULNESS, n. Irritation; spleen; Propensity to bore and complain. 2. Corrode; gnaw; to the distant ear; How a worm annoys the planks of a ship. 1.

Rubbing; remove a substance by friction; than to annoy the fabric; to annoy a gold coin or other metal. (1) transitive as a translation of charah, “to burn,” Hithpael, “to be angry,” “to be angry” (Psalm 37:1: “Do not be angry because of evildoers”; Psalm 37:7, 8; Proverbs 24:19); qatsaph, “to be angry,” etc. (Isaiah 8:21: “They shall be angry and curse,” etc.); from raghaz to move” (with anger, etc.) (Ezekiel 16:43, “You have troubled me in all these things,” the revised version of the American Standard “raged against me.”) For Leviticus 13:55, see below under Fretting. Think back to a time when you were troubled because you felt someone was succeeding in their evil way. How could Psalm 37:7 have helped you deal with this situation differently? How can it prepare you for future worries that may come your way? Share your thoughts in the comments! Many wheels rose and fell into each other with great condemnation. At first, his desperate fortune gives him hope and fear. Chafe (1 occurrence). hot. 2. (vt) arouse passion or anger; to annoy; to irritate. 3.

VT) teasing and rubbing carrying; than rubbing a cable. 4. vi …/c/chafe.htm – 7k 3. Be excited; to be in violent turmoil; like the resentment that gets annoyed in the vicious chest. Isaiah 8:21 And they shall pass by, scarcely faithful and hungry; and it will come to pass that when they are hungry, they will be angry, and curse their king and their God, and look up. (KJV JPS ASV DBY WBS) The distracted mind. They get angry, they get tired, they waste their minds and hearts “and sometimes their honesty” and when they fail, as in opportunities and. /…/kingsley/All Saints` Day and other sermons/Sermon xxxix The mind distracted.htm irritating (2 occurrences). 5. (n.) make pathologically excitable or hypersensitive; to annoy; since the skin is irritated by friction; to irritate a wound with a coarse bandage…/i/irritate.htm – 7k Fret not Thyself. SAY THIRTY. DON`T GET BORED.

Being angry means rubbing oneself, being irritated, being agitated, being disturbed and harassed. It`s just the file. christianbookshelf.org/naylor/heart thirty troubles do not speak to yourself.htm Fray (4 occurrences). 4. (vt) friction; wear out by rubbing or tearing to shreds; to bore, like a cloth; Like a deer, its head is supposed to fray. 5. (vi) Rubbing…/f/fray.htm – 8k FRET`TED, p. Eaten; corroded; rubbed or worn; excited; annoyed; rough on the surface; colorful; decorated with fretwork; equipped with frets. Sorge (14 occurrences).

2. (vt) harassment, harassment or harassment as urgent or with care and fear; to offend; to annoy; torment; to tease; to annoy; annoyance; to the plague. / w/ worry.htm – 10k 3. Excitement of the mind; excitement of temperament; Irritation; When he keeps his mind in constant trouble. With everything going on in the world (Isaiah 5:20)—so much bad behavior that seems uncontrolled—I sometimes find myself “worried.” They “know not how to blush” (Jeremiah 6:15). I must stop and focus on the One who is sovereign, who is truly responsible for everything. I read this scripture this morning and the word “anger” jumped out at me. I had to know what the Hebrew translation is in the context of this word. When I worry, I feel like I don`t trust the Lord the way I want or in the way that would glorify Him. Thank you very much. 7. Shake; disturb; make rough; cause waves; than to annoy the surface of the water.

Lord, whenever I feel fear rising in me because of someone else`s harmful words or actions, help me stop. Pray. Trust your plan and leave the worries behind. In Jesus` name, Amen. FRET, v.t. Be equipped with frets, as a musical instrument. Jeremiah 12:5 For with the servants you have walked, and they tire you, and how angry you are with the horses! Even in the land of peace, “where” you are confident – And how do you do in the Jordan revolt! (YLT) FRET, v.t. L. rodo, rosi, rado, scratch. discomfort or gnawing gives the feeling of irregularity, roughness, in substances; The same appearance is given to liquids by stirring. (2) Intransitive is the translation of ra`am, “to enrage,” Hiphil, “to provoke anger” (1 Samuel 1:6: “Their rival provoked them badly to anger them”); from za`aph, “to be sad,” “to be angry” (Proverbs 19:3; “His heart breaks against Yahweh”). FRET`FUL.

Tends to get angry; irritable; sullen; furious; in a state of anger; like an annoying temperament. “Don`t get angry at him who thrives in his own way.” (verse 7) 6356. Pechetheth – a boring or eating out. Get bored inside. Of the same as pachath; A hole (due to mold in a garment) – get bored inside. See Hebrew Pachath. 6355, 6356. 6357. Strong figures. /hebrew/6356.htm – 6k When you`re upset, you worry so much about something that it eats you up. Many people are bored by standardized tests, but really, they have nothing to sweat.

“Don`t worry, it only causes harm.” (verse 8) April 24. “Do not be angry in any way” (Psalm xxxvii. 8). APRIL 24. “Do not be angry in any way” (Ps. xxxvii. 8). “Do not be angry in any way” (Psalm 37:8). One life has been lost in Israel. /…/Simpson/Days of Heaven on Earth /April 24 Don`t get mad at yourself.htm Fret comes from the old English word freton, which means to devour like an animal.

When you get angry about something, it consumes your thoughts. If you tell your mom not to worry about you while you`re at an overnight camp, you`re telling her not to worry too much about you. However, sometimes it means being excited. Waiting for the results of an exam can make you angry and twist your hands. In a completely different sense, a guitarist calls the raised lines on the neck of the guitar that help him play the correct frets. He takes care of you. Don`t get angry about anything, never worry for a moment. I was once asked if it was possible to have an experience where we would never be angry or worried. christianbookshelf.org/orr/how live a holy life / He takes care of you.htm 3rd (v.t.) Rub; wear due to friction; irritation; bile; therefore gnaw away; gnaw; than to annoy the fabric; to annoy a gold coin or other metal; A worm annoys the plants of a ship. Don`t worry. In the Old Testament, the thirty-seventh psalm is often repeated, “Do not worry.” The word under this English expression “freight not” is significant. christianbookshelf.org/gordon/quiet talk about service/don`t be afraid.htm The revised version has “boring” for “angry” (Proverbs 21:19), rand “boring.” The word covenant, first written in Hebrew, means “to burn or be inflamed with anger.” If we let our angry thoughts ignite and burn in our heads, they can soon trigger angry actions that we might regret.