7 And the sons of Jacob came in from the field as soon as they heard of it; and the men became hurt in their feelings and they grew very angry,+ because he had committed a disgraceful folly against Israel in lying down with Jacob’s daughter,+ whereas nothing like that ought to be done.+

17 “‘You must not hate your brother in your heart.+ You should by all means reprove your associate,+ that you may not bear sin along with him.

19 A brother who is transgressed against is more than a strong town;+ and there are contentions that are like the bar of a dwelling tower.+

24 With his lips the hater makes himself unrecognizable, but inside of him he puts deception.+

26 Be wrathful,* and yet do not sin;+ let the sun not set with YOU in a provoked state,+

15 Everyone who hates+ his brother is a manslayer,+ and YOU know that no manslayer+ has everlasting life remaining in him.+