What is the point of God's definition of justice?

[KlinkyCoder]

The Bible says that life is unfair and that there will always be evil that won't end until the great judgement where everyone gets judged at once. It's like "Okay, damage already done, you will have to wait until the great throne judgement to receive compensation, but after that you will have no memory of it anyway lol."

If the Bible is true, then what is the point of this form of justice to us?

[jshm2]

That's like asking

"What's the point of education, when you might get a degree for a job that might be there by the time you graduate, and you might be able to pay the debts you owe, and afford a life from the pay of that job. But might also survive being shot by a US cop or school shooter or the dreaded US healthcare system?"

The difference is God knows, while people can only assume.

God said he will keep his promise and that is the promise upon which all promises are built. Nothing good comes easy, and that which is easy is rarely good. Some of my best staff have been through a shit life, but when I ask them, they wouldn't really change anything as they know they are high value people, and have paid their dues.

[AndrésC64]

Exactly. God is favoring evil and causing immeasurable suffering.

[jennifer_bloom]

The bible says God does not cause the righteous to hunger so if you fully meet the standard, you will be rewarded even while you are alive. It is the unrighteous that might only be rewarded after death.