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2 Kefa 3:9

2 Kefa 3:9 TOJB2011

But Hashem is not slow concerning his havtachah (promise), as some consider slowness, but is demonstrating savlanut (patience) toward you, not wanting any to perish but all to come to teshuva (repentance).

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