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It’s tragic that many want to retaliate against those who have hurt them, clinging to their wounded pride and allowing bitterness to take root in their hearts. Holding grudges, harboring spite, and seething in anger are common and deadly sins.Interestingly, the English word "resentment" literally means "feeling again," alluding to the reliving of an offense, real or imagined, that instills an unforgiving attitude of the heart and mind that refuses to let go... “Anger and resentment are like drinking poisoned waters -- and hoping the other person will die.”https://hebrew4christians.com/training/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/pica-mirror.jpg