That’s a beautiful way to look at it. I personally don’t have the same patience. I have in the past hoped the system would go on longer in hopes that some of my family would see the light and turn to Jehovah. At some point in the last year, I have abandoned that thought process, while I continue to pray for them and where possible, preach to them, I have let them go so to speak. When the time comes, I’m content walking away from them. If they want to follow, so be it, and if Jehovah accepts that, even better. My heart is prepared to let them go today. I used to hope for no more wars too but now I fully understand that Jesus said, these must take place before the end will come. While I don’t support wars nor have good feelings about violence, I’m also relieved when they come up knowing that it’s prophecy that needs to be fulfilled and means it’s one step closer to the end.
I love my family but I’m ready to continue on through the end without them. I pray for the success of the Kingdom first. I pray for family secondary. I never give up hope but don’t hold my breath either. I’m good to go and ready to leave everything and everyone not on Jehovah’s side behind. Bring it on. I don’t wish anyone to miss out on forever but prophesies say that the vast majority will. Most of my family have made it very clear that they are on the side of Babylon the Great and that we are going to burn in hell for eternity because we worship Jehovah and not their pagan trinity. As my heart is fixed on the truth, theirs is fixed on supporting our governments and our wars, pagan celebrations and doctrines. Truly the mark of the beast.
Fortunately, Jehovah is much more patient than I am. His patience is perfect. Mine is not.