Hidden anger leads to judgment Summary:

Isn’t it true that our human nature could lead us to overreact when things are going in the opposite direction than what we wanted? Isn’t it true that we have the tendency to blame others for situations we have created? How strong are we to face ourselves? How humble are we to admit? How wise are we to take a time off to analyze a crucial situation with honesty and humility? Has our flesh taken possession over our willingness?
Why do we have hidden pain and hidden anger?

It is a fact that who has been hurt will hurt others, and even more so, even though sometimes he/she may not realize it. Bringing judgment through sometimes unfounded blind accusations is the image of the hidden open wounds of our heart. Let’s consider that if Hidden anger leads us to judgment, judgment will lead us to destruction.

“Hidden anger leads to judgment” is set to help us to face the reality of our actions toward others. We should consider it as a tool that we might consider to think again when times are challenging, when we are forced to sacrifice, when situations in life can sometimes “hit” us for who we are.

This book has been written not to accuse but to invite the reader to accept himself but not to pretend to become whom he cannot be. Through years of observation as well as helping people to face themselves in order to move on with peace in their lives, the author brings before the reader an astonishing comparison based on human nature and the Living Word of God. It might be sometimes for the reader to accept at first but through the reading of this comparison, the substance of things not seen before will come before him, inviting anyone to meditate, to choose, to debate, to comment, to discuss with others, to even disagree for a while, but, at the end of the day, he will realize that what of God, no one has the power of overthrow it, unless he is found fighting against God.

We have been created to love without conditions as He does love us without it. Through the reading of this book, we realize that we sometimes accuse God but the question remain:” Is God a god of destruction are we destroying what He gave us in the beginning?”

The author brings the Truth before us and whom God has set free is free, indeed.