Jiang's concise account of the virtues opposed to wrath in the three exempla.
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understanding and forgiveness
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"Yeah, so this is a story from the Gospel of Luke, and you can imagine how angry Mary is at him, right? It's like,..."
"...rather than be angry, what Stephen does is pray for their forgiveness, okay? All right, so these are three examples of how to deal..."
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