Bible teaches ‘slow to anger’ as key trait for a strong culture, rejects victim mindset

In Genesis, after Sarah’s death, Ibrahim decided that it was time to find a wife for his son Isaac.

His servant sends one education: finding it in Harran. (See the video at the top of this article.)

Why Hiran? Earlier in Genesis, we were told that Abraham “made souls” there.

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It is clear that Harran was an open place for good.

Ibrahim believed what modern society often forgets: culture It is the most important thing in the place and its people.

How can we know a good culture today?

The answer appears in Exodus, when God describes his own character as Moses – what we call the thirteen features.

“Over and repeated, the Bible uses one feature to distinguish leaders who deserve to be followed up.”

One stands out and this: sAnger.

Over and over, the Bible uses this characteristic to distinguish leaders deserve to follow.

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When Abraham’s nephew causes serious problems – after he made Ibrahim rich – Ibrahim could have come out.

Instead, it is still calm, suggests that they separate and allow the extent to choose where to go.

Rachel and Moses later face public insults. It shows restraint. No revenge. No anger.

They are completely cold.

“When Abraham’s nephew causes serious problems – after he made Ibrahim rich – Ibrahim could spend. He was still calm, suggested that they separate and allow the choice of the place of going.” (Istock)

These moments reject the prevailing culture in the ancient world: Culture of honor.

In the culture of honor, a “real man” takes the attack easily and participates harshly.

There is another different culture, apparently, as people rush to anger.

The author says: “God prohibits the preference of the wealthy or the poor, with a focus on the merit and personality over the victim.”

This is it The culture of the victim.

The main difference between the culture of honor and the victim’s culture is how one responds to insult.

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In the culture of honor, fight; In the victim’s culture, you complain.

God rejects victim and honor cultures.

The Jews call to remember that we are “strangers” in Egypt, not slaves, to prevent the victim’s mindset.

In the Book of Leviticus, God prevents the preference of the wealthy or The poor, focus on merit and personality on the victim.

“The Bible wants us to build a different kind of culture – one that depends on dignity.” (Fox News Digital)

However, in modern America, many institutions promote the culture of victims, and encourage people to search for micro -collapse and unconscious – and report.

The angry speed in cultures honor and the victim is harmful for several reasons.

Studies have shown that the continuous speed of anger can lead to heart attacks, standard strokes, high blood pressure, migraines, poor memory, risky behaviors and immune system at risk.

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The Bible wants us to build a different kind of culture – one depends on dignity.

A generous culture consists of people who act carefully and strategically, unlike those in victim cultures and honor, who are behaved on.

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The generous culture is the culture in which people bear responsibility, use violence with wisdom and frequent, and survival focuses on their mission and their purpose, grateful for everything they have – and choosing their words carefully.

So: God was right!

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Culture is the most important thing for human prosperity – and the biblical ideals of the culture of dignity provides the model for the model that we must build.

Mark Gerson’s new book “God was right: How modern social science proves that the Torah is correct,” It was published by Benbela Books and distributed by Simon & Schuster (June 2025). This article is part of a series that appeared exclusively by Fox News Digital.