This is a question that humanity has been struggling with since the beginning. Why is evil allowed to happen? Job asked that in the Bible too. The answer he got, was not what he was expecting, but it resulted in him humbling himself and realizing that the Creator was way beyond his limited powers of comprehension.
For some suffering transform them in angels, while for others exactly the same circumstances, transforms them in devils.
That being said, our duty as limited in comprehension humans is still to do everything possible to eliminate evil and suffering.
Commented on Learn, and you shall know... AramaicF...
Dec 16 at 05:09 PM
Note that in Modern Eastern Aramaic the second pronunciation of B (Beth) is the sound W (same as Waw) and P is very rarely pronounced as F. As such in the 1st verse of Matthew you have Khtawa instead of Kthava for book. And P is most aways just P, almost never F. If you switch to Modern Western Aramaic, P is almost always F.
Just fyi, in case you notice the difference from what Grammar books would usually say. Real life vs. academic rules.