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What does the Bible say about the Lord's waiting?

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The Bible teaches that God waits to be gracious and merciful to His people, allowing time for repentance and fulfillment of His plans (Isaiah 30:18).

The concept of God's waiting is highlighted in Isaiah 30:18, where it states that the Lord will wait to be gracious unto us. This waiting can be seen as an expression of God's mercy and grace, where He allows time for His people to repent and turn back to Him. Just as God waited during Noah's time, providing space for repentance before the flood, He continues to allow time for souls to come to Him through the preaching of the Gospel. His waiting is not a sign of inactivity, but rather a purposeful delay for the right time to act in grace and judgment.
Scripture References: Isaiah 30:18, 1 Peter 3:20

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