Psalms 103:9
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Psalms 103:9. He wilt not always chide: neither will he keep his anger for ever.
So that, if you are just now being chidden by him, if you have some consciousness of his anger, begin to bless him that it wilt not last long: "He will not always chide," Behold the rainbow painted on the storm-cloud, and bless the name of the Lord even while you are under his afflicting hand.