Anger in Office and Vocation
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Sage advice from Paul Gerhardt’s last testimony to his only surviving son: "Outside of your office and vocation do not become angry. If you notice that anger has heated you up, remain still and speak not so much as a word until you have first prayed the Ten Commandments and the Christian Creed silently." Anger in vocation can be righteous, meet and salutary. Remember "WWJD includes making a whip and driving moneychangers out of the temple." Zeal presupposes love.