Anger
Wrath or strong displeasure; counsel to forsake anger and be slow to wrath.
20 documents · 7 libraries · 1988–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 2 documents in 1998
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference12 documents
- BYU Studies2 documents
- Scripture Central2 documents
- Hymns1 document
- Interpreter1 document
- Liahona Articles1 document
- Religious Educator1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
Avoiding Your Feelings Is Not the Solution to Anger—Peacemaking Is (opens in a new tab)
Isabelle Justice · Jun 2025
Scripture Central
“Without a Cause” (opens in a new tab)
Jan 2022
BYU Studies
Captain Moroni and the Sermon on the Mount (opens in a new tab)
Duane Boyce · 2021
Scripture Central
Why Was Teancum Captured and Killed? (opens in a new tab)
Scripture Central · Aug 2020
General Conference
The Ministry of Reconciliation (opens in a new tab)
Jeffrey R. Holland · Oct 2018
Interpreter
Matthew L. Bowen · 2017
General Conference
What Are You Thinking? (opens in a new tab)
W. Craig Zwick · Apr 2014
General Conference
School Thy Feelings, O My Brother (opens in a new tab)
Thomas S. Monson · Oct 2009
BYU Studies
Melody Warnick · 2004
Religious Educator
Reproving with Sharpness—When? (opens in a new tab)
Robert L. Millet and Lloyd D. Newell · 2001
Earliest
General Conference
Christlike Communications (opens in a new tab)
L. Lionel Kendrick · Oct 1988
Most frequent voices
- Gordon B. Hinckley3 documents
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