Biblical Answer

Is it wrong to feel angry at God for all this?

The question of whether it is wrong to feel angry at God is a complex one. While anger is a natural human emotion, it can be wrong if directed against the wrong object, for the wrong cause, or if it leads to wrong behavior. When we feel angry at God, it can be a sign that we dont trust him and it becomes an opportunity to know him better. However, God is not like humans, and his anger is not uncontrolled fury or personal spitefulness, but rather it is an expression of his love and holy purpose.

In the Bible, God is often referred to as being angry with the wicked, but this anger is not a sign of his lack of love or compassion, but rather a demonstration of his justice and righteousness. When we witness injustice and are unmoved, we do not love the victim, and God is not unmoved by injustice. His anger is a response to objective moral evil, and it is a right and necessary reaction. However, our anger can be a sign that we are more concerned with our own rights and glory than with Gods.

The key to resolving anger towards God is not to simply stop being angry, but to understand Gods forgiving grace and to trust him. When we feel angry at God, it is an opportunity to examine our motives and to seek to understand Gods perspective. If we are filled with anger and bitterness, things tend to turn out badly, but if we go through trials with a right attitude, trusting God and seeking to know him better, things can turn out well. Ultimately, anger is not wrong in itself, but it can be wrong if it leads to wrong behavior or if it is not directed towards the right object.