8 But do not forget, dear brothers, that for the Lord one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years like a day.
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The divine perspective of the passage of time responds to the specific criticism of the verses 3,4 from the same chapter "the delay" in the coming of the Lord is a human reaction to the divine calculation of time
Por it the apostle Peter reminds the brothers that God has no problem with time because He is always present and a day or a thousand years for the Lord is the same, because only man has problems with time when he does not go to the rhythm of God and diverts his faith from the Lord.
Faith when it is strong no matter how many days or how long you have or how much time has passed, for the strong in faith says: Lord you have your eyes on me and I wait in you because I have put my hope only in you and I know that time is nothing for you, time does not limit my miracle, time does not limit your greatness, time can not limit the purpose you have for me because you are my present.
Only with logic can not live the Christian life, faith is needed to know that God hears us and will give us all things in the present, on the day that He has arranged. It is for this reason that the Christian life develops as a result of listening, reading and doing the word of God, of trusting in it and of applying it through obedience and faith, that faith may not yield by immediately dividing, nevertheless, its final benefits of time will be realized...
Our time must be anchored to God's time and purpose that are greater and special than our own purpose.
Remember God is present and for him one day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years like a day.
