"God Is Not Willing That Any Should Perish," Who Is God Talking About In 2 Peter 3:9?

07:54 - Larry introduces special guest Rob Zins, Th.M, Dallas Theological Seminary (website: http://www.CWRC-RZ.ORG ). Rob is author of "On the Edge of Apostasy," "Romanism," & others.

08:56 - Larry reads II Peter 3:9 as the main subject of this program, "The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not willing for any to perish, but for all to come to repentance."

09:31 - Rob Zins shares his website & books he has written.

12:02 - Rob begins his presentation of his booklet, "A Believer's Guide to 2 Peter 3:9".

12:30 - Question: "Does God arrive at knowledge" based on Pelagian, Arminian/Evangelical and Roman Catholic Theology? For an in depth study see our playlist called "Dealing with Predestination, Arminianism & Calvinism" at

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22:30 - Rob analyzes II Peter 3:8-9 on the big white marker board.

25:06 - Question #1 – What is the connection between "long suffering" toward the beloved (plural) and not willing for any (tinas) to perish but for all (pantas) to come to repentance? Who are the any and who are the all?

26:04 - Question #2 – What does "not willing" mean? Boulomenos can mean "desire" or "will" c.f. Romans 9:19 [will] with 1 Timothy 2:8, also Acts 27:43 [desire] Luke 22:42 [will].