patience
30 subentries
- patience. See also forgiveness; impatience; submission; time
- Adam and Eve would have met with success had they exercised more (75:1.6) (75:8.4)
- bear with erring brother (54:5.5)
- being just and fair are preconditions to showing p. (28:6.8)
- being long-suffering is fruit of spirit (34:6.13)
- cannot function independently of time (54:5.4)
- challenge evil and hatred with forbearance (194:3.12)
- cheerfully endure tasks, trials of Adjuster’s selection (110:7.10)
- delays of time inevitable (65:8.1)
- evidence man indwelt by God (26:11.5)
- exercised by mortals whose time units are short (118:1.6)
- forbearance under provocation (178:1.14)
- go slowly in political evolution (71:2.1)
- good derived from (39:4.12) (54:4.7)
- Jesus
- always exhibited p. with human shortcomings (158:7.8)
- counsel regarding Jude (128:6.8) (128:7.3-4)
- p. was Jesus’ ideal of strength of character (140:8.20)
- would not act prematurely (100:7.14)
- learned in one’s family (84:7.28)
- mortals should be slow to criticize universe delays (54:6.8)
- natural, slow, and sure way of accomplishing divine purpose (136:8.5)
- parable of prodigal son illustrates need for (54:4.2)
- possess soul in (176:1.1) (181:2.15)
- Prince’s staff set about slowly and naturally to advance interests intrusted to them (66:6.3-7)
- time alone ripens fruit upon tree (130:5.3)
- universe not managed merely to meet our approval (65:5.3)
- we are in the hands of God (135:9.6)
- we must in all things wait upon Father’s will (137:4.8)
- we will have opportunity to present any good ideas in future ages (65:3.7)
- wisdom of delay (54:5sec)
Cross-references
- See also forgiveness
- See also impatience
- See also submission
- See also time
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- civilization 130
- Jesus 796
- revolution (abrupt change) 8
- evolution 89
- missionaries 18
- time 65
- Urantia 129
- will of God 55