Examples of 'great wrath' in a sentence

Meaning of "great wrath"

great wrath: Refers to an intense and powerful anger or fury that is usually expressed or felt strongly. It signifies deep and strong emotional agitation or outrage towards a person, situation, or event

How to use "great wrath" in a sentence

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Please deliver us from your great wrath.
And there came great wrath against Israel.
For the devil has come down to them having great wrath.
Great wrath came from the Lord of hosts.
And right now Satan has great wrath.
Tlaloc brought on great wrath upon the Aztec people.
Notwithstanding the Lord turned not from the fierceness of his great wrath.
And therefore great wrath came from the LORD of hosts.
My friend literally believed the news, thus he became filled with a great wrath.
I fear only the great wrath of Amon-Ra not the little angers of an infidel.
So he's coming against the body of Christ with great wrath.
There was great wrath against Israel, so they withdrew, and returned to their own land.
No specific sin is given as the reason for God 's great wrath.
Therefore great wrath came from יהוה of hosts . ”.
After a time, Saul became angry at David and came after him with great wrath.

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God 's great wrath be not ignored.
But in John 's description, Jesus is portrayed as returning with His Church in great wrath.
A wounded companion! " he replied in great wrath and astonishment.
Are they not, indeed, heaping up great wrath for themselves on the day of judgement?
The Russians fought Finland in what is called Great Wrath from 1714 for three years.
Oh, when it come time for the great wrath of God to fall, every.

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