Can anyone think of anyone who lost their temper in the bible?

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  1. angela_michelle profile image81
    angela_michelleposted 14 years ago

    Can anyone think of anyone who lost their temper in the bible?

    I'm trying to put together a bible lesson, I was wondering if anyone could think of someone in the bible who lost their temper?

  2. Lady Rose profile image75
    Lady Roseposted 14 years ago

    Moses lost his temper and killed an Egyptian.
    He lost his temper again and hit the rock.
    He lost it also when he came down from mount Sinai and broke the tablets.
    Jesus got upset at the vendors in the temple.
    Balaam got upset at his donkey because it wouldn´t move and he hit it 3 times.

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    netha27posted 14 years ago

    I  CAN  MOSES  DID  WHEN  HE  HIT  THE  WALL AND  WATER  CAME  OUT  CAUSE  HE  WAS  STARTING  TO  LOSE  HIS  FAITH

  4. Hi-Jinks profile image61
    Hi-Jinksposted 14 years ago

    God loses it all the time. A real fine example.

  5. justom profile image62
    justomposted 14 years ago

    I think Abel raised some Cain :-) but I'm not sure! Peace!!

    1. Say Yes To Life profile image80
      Say Yes To Lifeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      LOL!

  6. Lady Guinevere profile image67
    Lady Guinevereposted 14 years ago

    Jesus did many times with the Pharisees.

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    tinamarie9884posted 14 years ago

    Here are the names of just a few; God, Jesus, Abraham, Moses, Job, Jacob, Samson, David, King Herod, Jonah, Paul, Peter, Judas, Cain, John, Solomon, Rachel, Martha, Miriam. I hope that helps you a bit. The list goes on and on.

  8. Dave Mathews profile image61
    Dave Mathewsposted 14 years ago

    Cain killed Abel. I'd call that losing your temper.

  9. Elijah Returns profile image59
    Elijah Returnsposted 14 years ago

    Jesus, Moses, Paul, Peter, Yahweh, David,..whole cloud of them, just goes to show they are not any better than any of us, they were all human, and had the human ones had human passions and desires too

    1. Ashleigh Raine profile image58
      Ashleigh Raineposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Um.. Actually, Jesus anger was righteous anger, so it can't really be counted as losing his temper. He acted on his anger but he was right in doing so. Also... Jesus is a whole heck of a lot better then us,

  10. Deaconess profile image60
    Deaconessposted 14 years ago

    The story of Moses getting angry at the people when they were complaining about not having water, is a very good story for children, because afterwards, God scolds him, saying that he was not representing God's righteousness well in the eyes of the people. From this children can learn that anger is not righteous, and also, that anger is not a Godly attribute... anything to the contrary is an inaccurate representation of God.

  11. dabeaner profile image60
    dabeanerposted 14 years ago

    Didn't that psycho Jehovah (supposedly) lose his/her/its temper a few times and smite people and things?

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    Angelacaposted 14 years ago

    Moses, and even Jesus became "righteously indignant" when men allow themselves to be influence to go against the commands of the Heavenly Father; blatant disregard for the laws of God warrant strong, firm but loving rebuke.

  13. mjane24 profile image60
    mjane24posted 14 years ago

    Cain who lost temper killed his brother Abel.

  14. aacciaio profile image69
    aacciaioposted 14 years ago

    Cain is one good answer, as others have mentioned. Also, Joseph's brothers became overly jealous of him as a result of his garnering Jacob's (his father's) love, and tossed him into a well in a fit of jealousy. Jesus himself got frusturated in the temple, for the Pharisees were in fact defiling his Father's and as a result, his house.

  15. Thesource profile image68
    Thesourceposted 14 years ago

    Jesus lost temper with the big businesses of those days.

  16. Mark Upshaw profile image60
    Mark Upshawposted 14 years ago

    Yep, the bible god lost his temper with Soddom and Gomorrah, Adam and Eve, etc. etc.  Kind of strange that the perfect Creator created a perfect creation and became angry with his perfection.

  17. Christian Craig profile image59
    Christian Craigposted 14 years ago

    every last author and most of the people mentioned in the bible has lost their temper

  18. arthurchappell profile image42
    arthurchappellposted 14 years ago

    Jesus, turning over the tables of the moneylenders, Samson tearing down the temple of the Philistines, Moses on seeing the Fatted Calf, God wiping out Soddom & Gomorrah, and earlier condemming Adam Eve, - starting the flood, etc Cain killing Abel . Numerous examples

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    Butch Newsposted 14 years ago

    Seems God lost his temper all the time.  God seems to be quite the psychopath.  He even warned Moses to keep the people away from the mountain (Sinai) lest he have one of his temper tantrums and kill them all.

  20. thequast profile image61
    thequastposted 14 years ago

    Nehemiah got so mad that in Nehemiah 13:25 it says "And I confronted them and cursed them and beat some of them and pulled out their hair."

    Israel had just come back from captivity and were starting to make some of the same mistakes after a very short time of being back.  Nehemiah was determined not to sit idly by and let Israel fall back into idolatry.

 
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