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Ephesians 4:26 ('Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down upon your wrath') read as a rule of revision: be angry if you must, but do not carry the day's vexation into sleep; before sleeping, rework it and take the resolved picture into sleep.

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do not let the sun descend upon any vexation of the day

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If you take me seriously today, tonight do not let the sun descend upon any vexation of the day. Just look at it, don’t deny it, don’t duck it
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and never let the sun descend upon your wrath--any vexation, or any problem of the day. Resolve it before you sleep and carry that resolved picture into sleep
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they both would have slept allowing the sun to descend upon their wrath
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Did you last night allow the sun to descend upon your wrath?
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burning up day after day allowing the sun to descend upon his wrath
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night after night for over two years she had allowed the sun to descend upon her wrath
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But if I refuse to allow the sun to descend upon my wrath
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