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10:09 Jan 19, 2006 |
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3 | haragos (OR dühös) beszéd, haragszik |
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haragos (OR dühös) beszéd, haragszik Explanation: Without any context and explanation it is hard but allow me to take a stab at it. You can not translate tongue angry literally. It is an expression that refers to anger, speaking angrily and speaking with anger. Anger is harag in Hungarian. Anger also can be düh, méreg. Angry can be haragszik, dühös, mérges. If I am right, the tongue angry is derived from the bible. There are two kinds of anger: 1, the righteous anger of God (Ephesians 4:26-27), the Holy Anger "God is angry with the wicked every day" (Psalm 7:11) 2, the anger and jealousy are evil when it is not for holy reasons "Do not hasten in your spirit to be anger, for anger rests in the bosom of fools" Ecc 7:9 The evil tongue is the hasty or angry tongue; it has no command of passions, but is carried away with them, as a chariot with wild horses. I know there is an holy anger, when we are angry with sin: Christ had this anger when they made the temple a place of merchandise (John 2:15). That anger is without sin, which is against sin; but that is an evil tongue, which is presently blown up into exorbitant passion; this "tongue is set on fire from hell." http://www.biblebb.com/files/TW/tw-eviltongue.htm "Azért, szeretett atyámfiai, legyen minden ember gyors a hallásra, késedelmes a szólásra, késedelmes a haragra. 20. Mert ember haragja Isten igazságát nem munkálja." Jakab 1:19-20 In the bible the meaning of angry is harag. |
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