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How to Endure Long-suffering

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Long-suffering is to have unfailing patience in time of suffering or turmoil. Practicing patience can make you a pro at being patient. He that endureth shall in due time fly with the eagles, but all things take time and nothing you do will make your desires come before their due season. There is no amount of work or wishing or planning that will force your will upon the universe. Your only influence is to show the universe that you are ready to receive that which you are waiting for. Waiting is a skill that requires strength and is a necessary evil. Therefore consider this:
Patience is a powerful force and... "Time is an ally of those with inner strength - the kind of strength which allows you to be uncompromisingly honest with yourself, while sticking to the path you have charted. If you persevere with a positive attitude, time weakens even the hardest obstacles." ... ~Rick Levine~
Consider the following instructions and resources and you will be on your way to great miracle:

Difficulty: Challenging
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Patience
  • Strength to endure
  • Faith
  1. Step 1
    Keep your eyes on God
     
    Keep your eyes on God

    Carry on watchfully and with purpose, with whatever you are standing in faith of or being patient in waiting for. Although Americans and people of all nations maybe in financial crisis, it is a time to be watchful of the things that we do with strong faith and great purpose.

  2. Step 2

    Continue to nurturing yourself and your family, because you will need the strength to endure the waiting, sooner or later the portal to your desire will open and you will have victory over your circumstances.

  3. Step 3

    Do not abandon your desires for it is in weakness that we grow restless and abandon our efforts.... Giving up on what we have already accomplished and leaving behind the results for another to claim.

  4. Step 4
    There is a greater power than your own
     
    There is a greater power than your own

    Find strength in times of trial, by waiting calmly and in silence, yet with determination. Impatience only serves to achieve temporary changes that just as quickly as they are received they are lost.

  5. Step 5

    Be steadfast in your waiting and hold on to your integrity. Although this is a slow process, it leads to permanent improvements that cannot be removed and in the end your accomplishments will appear to be substantial in the eyes of others.

  6. Step 6

    Don't rush things along, by impatiently trying to force your desired outcomes to manifest; do not arouse or awaken the opposition for it will only cause setbacks.

  7. Step 7
    Learning is hard work
     
    Learning is hard work

    Learn to set in quiet observation while waiting for that which is in front of you. Though trouble may seem to be the master of your situation; watchfulness, patience and endured suffering is the key to your greatness.

Tips & Warnings
  • Remember that patience is suppose to be a virtue... meaning it is of good value and worth something. Therefore long-suffering is worthy and commendable in the eyes of the Lord.
  • Your adversary seeks to destroy you and your patience by causing you pain and suffering that you might forfeit the blessing.

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2besure said

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on 3/22/2009 Very good piece!

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on 3/9/2009 great article thanks for the info 5*

kaytay said

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on 2/2/2009 very well written article! 5 stars

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on 1/27/2009 This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. 5 Stars!

Allyn said

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on 1/21/2009 Thanks.

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