17 Bible Verses about Unnamed People Angry With Others

Burning indignation has seized me because of the wicked,
Who reject Your law.

Then they would have [quickly] swallowed us alive,
When their wrath was kindled against us;

For jealousy enrages the [wronged] husband;
He will not spare [the guilty one] on the day of vengeance.

The north wind brings forth rain;
And a backbiting tongue, an angry countenance.

Stone is heavy and the sand weighty,
But a fool’s [unreasonable] wrath is heavier and more burdensome than both of them.

An angry man stirs up strife,
And a hot-tempered and undisciplined man commits many transgressions.

As they approach their plotting,
Their mind burns [with intrigue] like an oven [while they lie in wait].
Their anger smolders all night;
In the morning it blazes like a flaming fire.

But there were some who were indignantly remarking to one another, “Why has this perfume been wasted?

“Do not gaze at me because I am deeply tanned,
[I have worked in] the sun; it has left its mark on me.
My mother’s sons were angry with me;
They made me keeper of the vineyards,
But my own vineyard (my complexion) I have not kept.”

And when the [other] ten heard this, they were resentful and angry with the two brothers.

Hearing this, the [other] ten became indignant with James and John.

Now when they heard this [accusation and understood its implication], they were cut to the heart, and they began grinding their teeth [in rage] at him.

But the elder brother became angry and deeply resentful and was not willing to go in; and his father came out and began pleading with him.

“Pour out the overflowings of your wrath,
And look at everyone who is proud and make him low.

“Indeed, all those who are angry with you will be put to shame and humiliated;
Those who strive against you will be as nothing and will perish.

But the Philistine commanders were angry with Achish and they said to him, “Make this man return, so that he may go back to his place where you have assigned him, and do not let him go down to battle with us, or in the battle he may [turn and] become our adversary. For how could David reconcile himself to his lord [Saul]? Would it not be with the heads of these [Philistine] men?

He came up to the ram that had the two horns, which I had seen standing in front of the canal, and charged at him in [the fury of] his power and wrath.