What we believe is justice is inferior to what God believes is justice in every conceivable situation, correct?
The Bible also gives us a clear idea of what is justice: heaven and hell.
Sadly, you have stated that you have no interest in discussing what these passages mean. You skirt around the problem. That sounds rude, sure, and I am sorry about that, but you are in a position where you should engage the topic. It's impossible to have a complete discussion.
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It does not mean that THIS Jesus, my Jesus, will be personally overseeing the burning alive of billions of people because he failed and Satan won.
There are many instances of God judging negatively His enemies in the Bible. From Pharoah's army to Jericho to the Philistines to Nebuchadnezzar's army and other instances.
Are you suggesting that for all of these God should have turned away, been absent, and not overseen what He was doing ?
Or is "THIS Jesus, my Jesus" above not God ?
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No I am not arguing either of those points. If you are having difficulty understanding what I am saying I suggest reading my OP again. A few times maybe.
Then if you are not arguing either of those arguments then what is wrong with -
"He also shall drink of the wine of the fury of God, which is mixed undiluted in the cup of His wrath; and he shall be tormented in fire and brimstone before the holy angels and before the Lamb." (v.10)
Why in this judgment you cannot believe God would oversee but in judgments of the past He oversaw ?
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Yes, I thought so. You need to go back and read my OP.
I could well say the same thing. In the past dozens of times I addressed your arguments. I could easily object even now, that you need to GO BACK and re-read some of those answers again, as well.
You're not the only one who can complain - Ie. "But GO BACK and read what I wrote AGAIN."