Why does Edwards use the word provoked instead of the word angered in this passage?

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Why does Edwards use the word provoked
instead of the word angered in this passage?

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Because he was possibly annoyed as well as angry so he decided to use a combination of this to words which supposedly would mean provoked

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The word provoked suggests that sinners bear responsibility for God’s anger.

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Rex Linder answered Jan 31, 2020

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