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The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some count slackness; but is longsuffering to you-ward, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. |
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The ¹
Lord ª
is ²°
not ²
slack ª°¹
concerning his promise, ª
as ª
some men ª
count ª°
slackness; ª
but ª
is longsuffering ª°
to ª
us-ward, ª
not ª
willing ª°
that any ª
should perish, ª°
but ª
that all ª
should come ª°
to ª
repentance. ª |
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The ¹
Lord ª
is ²°
not ²
slacke ª°¹
cocerning his promise ª
(as ª
some men ª
count ª°
slacknesse) ª
but ª
is long-suffring ª°
to ª
vs-ward, ª
not ª
willing ª°
that any ª
should perish, ª°
but ª
that all ª
should come ª°
to ª
repentance. ª |
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Not dilatory is the Lord in his promises, as some consider delay; but is patient on your account, not willing that any man should perish, but (that) every man to repentance should come. |
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The Lord doth not procrastinate his promises, as some estimate procrastination; but he is long suffering, for your sakes, being not willing that any should perish, but that every one should come to repentance. |
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