The wrath of the Lord of hosts

If the word 'anger', from the Latin (cholera), is defined as the state of the irritated person; an aggressive movement towards someone or something or the state of unleashing the nature of one or more works of God, or the fury of the Lord of hosts.... To define it better still, let us project it more simply into the context we are living in this generation, and ask ourselves, "...Is it a sign of God's love that is manifested through all these terrible events and catastrophes"? Hold a mirror in your hands to look at your face, pointing to the image of 'your face' as 'your own best creature', if through your mirror 'a better feeling' springs up in your heart ... Then our Creator, God experiences 'the feeling of perfection in this last of his creatures, which is man' among all his other works! The Love of God, from the French translation of love: 'agape' (in Greek), which designates the manifestation of God's 'indescribable and voluntary' feeling of goodness.