One way to address God's morality, is by using a paraphrased parable.
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The moral of the story is sometimes things are not what they appear. One should not judge too quickly, without understanding the context.
One day a student asked an old recluse teacher, if he could be his student. The teacher looked at him and declined, because he thought he was to young and needed more life experience. But the student persisted, so the teacher agreed to give him a trial.
The teacher told the student to follow him. He also told him not to say anything, but remain quiet, watch and learn.
As they walked along a trail, they came to a clearing and could see a young man burying a little box. The young man did not see them. When he was done, the old teacher climbed down the hill, dug up the hole, and took the little box. The student was besides him. He always thought the old teacher was someone special, but it turned out he was nothing but a thief.
The teacher could see the young student's face and knew his thoughts. He asked the student what troubled him? He said, " We both saw that young man bury that box. It was not yours, yet you took it like a common thief."
The teacher looked at the student and cast a steely glare.
Later the young man who buried the box confronted the old man: Why did you steal my box? The old man replied: Some thieves were going to steal your box, so I took the box to protect it from the thieves. "What men?" asked the man who buried the box and the youth in training. "There was no one else around."
The old man replied: "You'll just have to have faith and believe me. If you do, I will someday return your box and its contents 100 fold."
The moral of the story is ...