[Answer] According to James, we should be slow to speak and become angry, but quick to do what?

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...Human anatomy supports James' statement: "Let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger." We have one mouth to speak, two ears to hear, and two eyes to see. It should help us double up on listening and observing before jumping in to speak out of raw emotions. Being slow means being deliberate and pausing to think to prevent us from falling into anger. James goes on to say, "for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God." The righteousness of God is meant as the judicial approval of God. God examines what you've said and done and, in most instances, except for pure, righteous indignation, God's examination will not come out in your favor. It is better to move slowly in times of intense emotions so that we don't regret our actions and lose God's approval.

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