In the New Testament, Jesus shows us a portion of the things that outrage God. Jesus showcased His outrage when He drove the moneychangers out of the sanctuary courts. He did this since they had made God's home a commercial center; they had duped individuals and kept them from worshiping God (see Matt. 21:12).

He ended up irate with the Pharisees as a result of their wantonness. They needed Him to keep the standards they had made for the Sabbath, and they had no empathy for the man with the wilted hand whom Jesus mended (see Mark 3:5).

Jesus was extremely angry when the followers endeavored to keep individuals from conveying youngsters to Him (see Mark 10:14).

He reliably felt "noble outrage toward abuse, unfairness, and neglected human needs. Furthermore, he didn't falter to express his furious feelings."11 Since Jesus was without transgression, He strikingly showed for us that all outrage isn't sin.

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