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What does the Bible say about God's grace and waiting?

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The Bible shows that God waits to be gracious, allowing affliction to lead us to Him, as seen in Isaiah 30:18.

In Isaiah 30:18, the Lord declares, 'Therefore will the Lord wait, that He may be gracious unto you.' This highlights the sovereign grace of God, who in His mercy uses times of adversity to draw His elect closer to Himself. When we experience hardship, it serves to strip us of our reliance on earthly strengths and brings us to a point of crying out for God's mercy. God’s waiting is not inaction; rather, it serves a divine purpose in revealing His grace to those who depend utterly on Him.
Scripture References: Isaiah 30:18, Exodus 33:19, Matthew 5:3-6

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