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"The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance"(2 Peter 3:9 NIV).
Isn't
it good to know that God's timing is not measured by our timing?
Hallelujah! If His timing was calculated based upon how "we determine
time," most of us would be in trouble.
The
Word tells us that Jesus is coming back--does not specify time--but for
those who truly believe, we know He's coming back. Many people have
doubted The Word because they do not understand God's timing. We are
told in The Word that with God, "a thousand years is like one day and
one day like a thousand years". This is how God measures time. If we,
as human beings, could ever get past the notion that we can--define,
demonstrate, illustrate, or explain God based on our own finite
knowledge of anything--God would have a better chance of accomplishing
some things through us. As it is, we miss God's best for our lives
because we attempt to bring Him down to our level of thinking instead of
allowing Him to bring us up to His level of thinking and doing.
He
also reminds us that, "His thoughts are not our thoughts and His ways
are not our ways". Why? Because He's God--the omniscient One,
all-knowing God--the One who created us and not the other way around.
Once we accept this simple fact, we put ourselves in position to receive
His best--in His timing, not ours. Think about it! If we truly
thought and acted like God, the world would be in a much better place
because all we would do is "love one another" as He has commanded us to
do.
So, the next time you get a little
frustrated waiting to see God's promises fulfilled in your life--know
this! His timing is not ours, but He is not a man that He should lie.
If He promised it, He will bring it to pass! Hallelujah!
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