God describes Himself as 'slow to anger' in Exodus 34, revealing that His patience is not weakness but strength under control. Unlike humans who often lash out or give up on others, God's patience has purpose - giving us time to repent and turn to Him. While His patience is long, it isn't unlimited, making how we use this time critically important. As recipients of divine patience, we're called to extend the same to others through practical habits like pausing before reacting, remembering God's patience toward us, praying for those who irritate us, and choosing gratitude over frustration.