The meaning of patience in Greek (Macrothmea) is suffering
or slow to anger and love suffers because it is the nature of love to suffer.
Lewis further defines loves as anything and your heart will certainly be wrong
and possibly broken and we are called to love but we are commanded to love. It
means loving when the person you are trying to love continue hurting you
afresh, long suffering means that love suffers well. It takes a radical act of
God in our lives to so change our hearts that we are willing to embrace pain
and eschew pleasure.
We live in the instant generation where everything is
instant coffee, instant messaging, instant porridge and computers need more
memory and technology is fast and no patience at all from the people nowadays.
So we now expect relationships to work the same way but it is not possible
relationships they patience and is up to us to willingly to put things on the
table. We must be prepared to invest time and effort in working them out.
Since the grass is always greener on the other side most
single people wanted to be in the relationship that offers them companionship,
emotional and physical connection and sometimes by looking too hard in life you
will miss out in in trying to find the partner. It is not necessary to search
for partners in the bars and clubs, but go out and have fun without any
intention of meeting the love of your life. Things all ways turn out least
unexpected and there’s nothing like pleasant surprise meeting someone out of
the blue.
Evert relationship has its own problems but what makes it
perfect is your when you still want to be there when thing are difficult and
rosy. If you encounter problems bring them out and be open about them so that
you will deal with them. People must not mistake silence with patience that can
be the easy trap.
It means we must be patient with long suffering with an
insufferable situation or person even if you are hurting yourself badly,
because it is the will of God. It hurts terribly to love at times like that but
that is what love does.
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