Naturally, when we emphasize the real thing, people will think that Jesus is a skilled judge who will observe our mistakes and give valuable lessons. They believed that Jesus' anger on the cross was completely dissatisfied. But this is not the chairman or jury. The life of a Christian truly enjoys the rich welfare of God's wealthy family. Therefore, in these specific terms, we indirectly experience a relationship with Christ. Christ treats us as high priests, like children and brothers. So let's talk about how he communicates correctly. His love for us must be deeply regarded as our beloved brother. Christ, our high priest, is the divine shepherd. He bowed to us with divine mercy.He understands us, sincerely mourns us, and warmly encourages us to express our specific dissatisfaction to him. Will he be sad when Christ sees what happened to his children and comes to save them? No wonder he can do this reliably. 

It is important to understand that Christ responds with sincere sympathy by observing the usual reactions of people. We assume that when heaven is silent, we will not be connected to Christ by suffering. We demand immediate relief from real disasters, and the response to this is very important. I often wonder why this is not a quick answer. I think that is because so far, Christ has manifested his divine presence in the Holy Spirit. Some of us rely on the Holy Spirit as our inner counselor to make us feel good. Did not see that the Holy Spirit is still a qualified person, hoping to interact with us through effective communication?

Of course, I believe that God wants us to grow up, not to comfort us when we are really in trouble. Only a lifelong follower is an experience. If we were simple automata, God would be a judge and he would respond to our sins by forcing them to commit our sins. But God revealed to us his divinity and sanctified us already acceptable in heaven. When we live for him, he gives us everything that we personally need to think for ourselves. The Holy Spirit sets us free willingly. Free ourselves. When we are sad, he mourns in our hearts and gathers in his mercy. The growth of personal knowledge is different from the specific application of disasters.