Persecution is a recurring theme throughout Scripture. From Genesis to Revelation, God's faithful people have often been misunderstood, mistreated, or attacked because of their obedience to Him. The Bible doesn't hide the suffering of the righteous but uses it to reveal God's justice, mercy, and the enduring power of faith. Below are key examples of persecution in the Bible and what we can learn from them. 1. Abel – Persecuted for Righteousness (Genesis 4:8) Abel, the first martyr in the Bible, was murdered by his brother Cain. Abel’s offering was accepted by God, but Cain’s was rejected. Instead of repenting, Cain allowed jealousy to fester into hatred. Lesson : Righteousness often provokes envy in the hearts of the unrighteous. 2. Joseph – Persecuted by Family (Genesis 37, 39) Joseph was favored by God and his father Jacob, but his dreams made his brothers jealous. They sold him into slavery. Lat...
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