Sin and Suffering

Whether sin and suffering are guilty, and the reason for suffering. Obviously, these two are directly related in the Bible. In the Old Testament, when Saul / Paul saw an innocent as a king, we saw the wrath of God. When Adam and Eve chose fruits from the trees that God told them not to do, they were exiled from the Garden of Eden. But today, the relationship between sin and suffering is not so clear. We are seeing poor and hungry people in Africa. They suffered a lot, but there is no evidence that they committed the degree of hunger.

First, the Bible confirms that God chose to forgive the pain. God is a designer of plans to allow crime and suffering. God does not approve of sin and its consequences (suffering), but it is not responsible for it but is here with his permission. With his omniscience (all knowledge), he knows the plans he chose. Even if it allows crime and suffering, it ultimately brings the greatest good and glory. There is no place in the Bible that God is overcome by the power of sin; that pain is forced to enter his world contrary to his will. No, he is a prince who "will please all things according to his own will" (Ephesians 1:11)

Our sin broke the world. It can be said that all our suffering exists due to our sin. It does not exist before sin. But Jesus does not allow our sins to bring us eternal pain, and suffers for us. His pain is so, we always take away sins. Jesus is superior to our suffering. He revived from the death and proved this when he broke the sin even once. Memory of the Bible: Dear brothers and sisters, you can think of it as a very happy opportunity when you have something in trouble. Because when you test your faith you know that your endurance has the opportunity to grow. When your endurance develops enough, you will be perfect and complete, and you will not need anything, let's grow it. (Jacob 1: 2-4)

Some of the pain we endure is the result of our own crime. Sometimes pain is an unavoidable consequence of breaking the law of God. There is the law of laws of physics; for example, the hand placed in the fire burns. In this case, if you make an incorrect choice, the pain will be like an early warning system. There is also an ethics law. God created the world based on morality, and there is a natural connection between sin and its result. When a person abuses drugs, it can lead to addiction. People who drink too much may suffer from alcoholism. If someone drives the car illegally and hurts himself and drinks himself, that person's injury is partly the result of his crime. Likewise, selfishness, greed, desire, arrogance, and temper will often lead to the collapse and discomfort of relationships.