Insult, offense
See also: Anger, Anger of God.
Not reacting against the one who offends is one of his teachings. - It is one of his teachings because He teaches love, forgiveness, justice, gentleness. He loves enemies as well as friends, because He sees all in God. [1]
In "The Gospel as It Was Revealed to Me"
- One must not insult the brother who has sinned.[2]
- Blessed are you when they insult you, persecute you, and say all kinds of false things against you because of me. - Rejoice and be glad, because your joy and your reward will be great in heaven: for in the same way they persecuted the prophets, your predecessors."[3]
- Every man who gets into anger against his brother shall be subject to judgment; whoever says to his brother: Fool![4]
- Not reacting against the one who offends is one of his teachings. - It is one of his teachings because He teaches love, forgiveness, justice, gentleness. He loves enemies as well as friends, because He sees all in God.[5]