Certainly, as an Armenian nation, if we look at our history we can clearly see the working of God. So, this verse is written for us. What is most difficult, and especially when we consider the genocide, is to see how God works all things, or anything, together for good. So, in the midst of whatever circumstances, insurmountable, impossible, even genocide, in which we may find ourselves, we need to look for God s goodness. And, to draw strength and confidence for our lives by knowing that He is doing good.
Some people have the idea that genocide is unique to the Armenian people.
And that somehow, because we have experienced such terrible persecution as a Christian nation, that our Christian God has somehow forsaken us. And so, their faith is shaken. And some, even among our Christian Armenian nation, have forsaken God. But, the reality is that genocide, persecution, or even the sometimes unbearable circumstances of our lives are not unique to us, or even to Christians in general. The Bible tells us that the sun rises on the evil and the good and that rain falls on the righteous and the unrighteous.