I interpret your statement to suggest that the concept of global reconciliation implies that every individual in the human race has been brought back into harmony. However, true reconciliation entails a legal exoneration and a restoration of peace in relationships. In the current world, we see evidence of ongoing trouble and fractured relationships. How then can we claim that individuals are reconciled to God when they continue to experience brokenness and unresolved conflicts that may only be rectified in the future?

It is not within God's nature to make peace with all individuals, as doing so would suggest a lack of power to manifest this peace in a world filled with turmoil. Reconciliation entails more than just internal peace; it involves being liberated from all sources of distress. Without God's intervention in judgment to rectify injustices and broken relationships, true peace cannot be achieved. If God fails to defend and comfort those He has promised to protect, how can He be considered a source of peace for humanity?

The true joy of the gospel lies not solely in its positive effects, but in God's promise to heal the pain caused by broken relationships. While God does not take pleasure in punishing the wicked, He does provide consistent joy in comforting the righteous who cry out to Him. Pain can often lead individuals to turn inward, but righteous anger can help release them from self-hate. Finding peace in seeing God respond to unjust suffering brings a unique and profound joy.

The divine entity has proclaimed a state of tranquility as it oversees the functioning of the world. However, humans have chosen to defy the laws set forth by this entity. When individuals deviate from the right path, they often resort to aggression towards their fellow beings. This pattern of behavior is a direct result of the flawed nature of our world. There exists a certain callousness in this world, where individuals fail to recognize their own shortcomings and perceive their personal suffering in a different light compared to that of others. Yet, the divine being possesses an understanding of the innermost thoughts and feelings of all individuals. The harmonious world envisioned by this entity lies in the ability to empathetically respond to the suffering of others. Humans have been endowed with a sense of self-worth that drives them to seek joy amidst adversity. The divine being, who is characterized by purity and righteousness, approaches suffering from a perspective that may elude human comprehension. Through the use of suffering, the divine being demonstrates love by shielding others from further pain. This process is integral to the concept of reconciliation.