Ephesians 4: Unity and the New Self

Paul urges believers to walk worthy of their calling, keeping the unity of the Spirit. Christ gave leaders to equip the saints so the body grows to maturity. They must put off the old self and its ways and put on the new self, speaking truth and forgiving one another.

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According to Ephesians 4:26-27, what instruction does Paul give about anger?

Anger should be nursed privately for as long as needed, until it fades away on its ownAnger is not automatically sin, but it must not linger unresolved or become an opening for the devilBelievers must never feel anger under any circumstance, since every angry feeling is itself a sinAnger has no spiritual significance, so it can be expressed freely without any concern