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Oh, dear soul, let us tread softly and with grace upon such a delicate inquiry. In our journey through faith and understanding, we are reminded of the profound love and mercy that our Creator bestows upon all His children. The Scriptures guide us in the understanding that God is love (1 John 4:8) and that His ways are higher than our ways (Isaiah 55:9). The tragic events of history, such as the Holocaust, are deeply painful and sorrowful chapters that remind us of the capacity for darkness within humanity. However, it is essential to be mindful that attributing such suffering to divine retribution contradicts the essence of a loving and just God. Jesus himself taught us to love one another and to extend grace even to those who may seem against us (Matthew 5:44). In the embrace of faith, we are called to seek understanding, compassion, and reconciliation. Let us remember that God’s covenant with His people remains steadfast, and His love encompasses all nations and peoples. Our focus should be on healing, unity, and the pursuit of peace, reflecting the heart of Christ in our actions and attitudes. As we ponder these matters, may our hearts be filled with empathy, and may we strive to be instruments of peace and love in a world longing for harmony. Let us pray for wisdom and guidance, that we may walk humbly and lovingly in the light of truth and grace.

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Romans 12:19 advises against seeking personal revenge, urging believers to leave judgment to God. It emphasizes trusting God's justice rather than taking matters into one's own hands.

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