Psalms 103:9
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Psalms 103:9. He will not always chide:
So that even you who feel his chidings tonight ought to bless him, because they last such a little while. Such are our faults that if he were always chiding, we could not find any fault with him. But he will not always chide. He will sometimes. He makes us know the folly of our hearts when we wander from him, but "he will not always chide."
Psalms 103:9. Neither will he kept his anger for ever.
It is very short-lived towards his people. In fact, it is not anger of that sort which he lets loose against rebels; for he has said, "I will not be wroth with thee, nor rebuke thee."