We do not have to be helplessly swept up in the torrents of angry feelings. Our new relationship to Christ gives us hope and power to deal successfully with anger's sudden attack and dispose of its lingering toxin. Types Of Anger Just as all anger is not sin, so all anger is not the same. There are various types of anger that we can identify. One form of anger is rage.
Rage is vicious, explosive anger that seeks to hurt others verbally or physically.
It is very dangerous and stands at the most harmful end of the anger spectrum. It is open war on your circumstances or on the person toward whom you feel extreme anger. It is inner turmoil that seethes and boils. It can be a response toward someone who wronged you or an unjust situation that hurt you or your loved ones. While both rage and resentment are condemned in Scripture, another type of anger that we call righteous indignation is not presented in a sinful context.