Angry God or Anger of God?

A Friend

Hello Everyone,

Thank you for your help. I'm looking forward to your creative answers. In English...there is a difference between saying:

• "Angry God" (where "angry" is an adjective that describes how God is...) versus
• "The anger of God" (which describes anger as something he possesses).

Consequently, I would like to know, how do I do a morphological search to search the Hebrew to see if how "Ang*" is used in relation to God?    (is it exclusively or predominantly one way or the other - adjective or genitive?) 

Said another way,

Is angry ever used as an adjective of God? (morph search = ?)

How to morph search on "The anger of God"?

Does that make sense? 

Thank you.

Pastor Jeremy Lobdell - Midland, MI - www.mefchurch.org

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Is angry ever used as an adjective of God?

Clause search ideas:

person:God sense:to be angry 

person:God sense:to become angry ⇔ hot in the nose 

person:God sense:anger (emotion) 

person:God sense:to provoke to anger 

Keep Smiling [:)]