2 Peter 3:15

German Interlinear 1979 (Interlinearübersetzung)

und die Langmut unseres Herrn für Rettung haltet, wie auch unser geliebter Bruder Paulus nach der ihm gegebenen Weisheit geschrieben hat euch,

Was bedeutet das?

In this verse from 2 Peter chapter 3, the author reminds us that God's patience is a form of salvation. He also mentions that Paul wrote letters to you using the wisdom given to him.

Für Kinder erklärt

Imagine your friend takes time to teach you how to ride a bike. It might take many tries and lots of patience, but they're doing it because they care about you learning safely. That's like God being patient with us - He cares for our salvation!

Historischer Hintergrund

2 Peter was written by the Apostle Peter around AD 64-68 to early Christians who were facing persecution. The letter emphasizes steadfastness in faith and warns against false teachers, referencing Paul’s letters as a reliable source of wisdom.

Anwendung für heute

Today, if you feel God isn't acting quickly enough on your behalf, remember His patience is not indifference but part of the plan for your salvation. Just like waiting through challenging times can help build character, so too does God's patience shape our faith.

Themen

• salvation
• patience
• wisdom
• faith
• perseverance
• God's character

Verwandte Verse

• Romans 2:4
• 1 Timothy 1:16
• Genesis 39:21
• Luke 8:15
• James 5:7

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Häufige Fragen

Why does Peter mention Paul's writings?

Peter mentions Paul to reinforce the authority and importance of Paul's teachings, especially when addressing issues that could confuse or mislead believers.

How is patience related to salvation in this verse?

Patience shows God’s kindness and gives people more time to come to faith. It reflects His desire for everyone to be saved rather than judged hastily.

What does it mean by 'wisdom given unto him'?

This phrase indicates that Paul received divine inspiration, allowing him to write with a wisdom beyond human understanding, directly from God.

How can we apply Peter's words about patience today?

We can practice patience in our daily lives by trusting in God’s plan and timing, even when it seems slow. This helps us grow stronger in faith and character.