He may want us to accomplish something through our suffering and endurance but because we have a very limited perception of things, we might get impatient and wrongly assume that Jehovah would no longer set matters straight, which we know will never be the case. (Exodus 34:7) But if we really mean the vows we made on the day of our baptism, to faithfully serve Jehovah no matter the circumstance, don’t we ought to have the same conviction that the three young Hebrews had who were willing to be put to death in a fiery furnace, seven times heated, and were willing to remain faithful to Jehovah “whether he saves them or not?” (Daniel 3:16-18) (This point was actually something my 7 year old daughter called to my attention when she heard me saying that I could no longer continue serving Jehovah because it has become too hard for me.
Kapag ba nagpatawad si Jehova ibig sabihin niyaon ay hindi na kailangang magsulit ng nagkasala sa mga kasalanang ginawa nila? If we are to adopt Jehovah's viewpoint on forgiveness we will learn that though he is very much willing to forgive, slow to anger even, but by no means will he make exemption from punishment- Exodus 34:7 Isaalang-alang natin si haring David, isang pinakamamahal na lingkod ng Diyos, bagaman malinaw na pinatawad siya ng Diyos na Jehova sa mabibigat na kasalanang nagawa niya, hindi naman siya pinaligtas mula sa epekto ng kaniyang mga kasalanan. Malinaw naman sa ulat ng Bibliya na hindi na natahimik ang sambahayan ni David pagkatapos niyang magkasala please read 2 Samuel 12: 9-12. Sa Galacia 6:7 malinaw na pinaaalalahanan tayo na kung anuman ang ating ginawa, sasapuhin natin ang epekto nito.