18 Bible Verses About Anger and Forgiveness, Including What Forgiveness Is Not

  • Ephesians 4 says “Be angry and do not sin” at verse 26 and “forgiving one another” at verse 32, in one passage.
  • Luke 17:3 puts “rebuke him” before “forgive him.”
  • Romans 12:18 concedes twice in one sentence that peace may not be available and the other person’s share is not ours to supply.
  • Psalm 103 says God removes our transgressions “as far as the east is from the west.”
  • Stephen echoes the sentence from the cross while a young man named Saul holds the coats.

The Bible allows anger within limits and commands forgiveness, on the ground that God has forgiven first. Ephesians 4 contains both. “Be angry and do not sin” at verse 26 quotes Psalm 4:4, and “forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you” comes at verse 32; the verses between deal with stealing, corrupting talk, bitterness and slander. The eighteen verses below cover human anger, God’s anger and its limits, the command to forgive, what forgiveness does and does not…

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