The Bible does not identify those who bring misfortune upon their  believers as sons of God- politician

ArmInfo.  After coming to power, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who has provoked three wars, is now in Washington with his "educated friend" (Azerbaijani  President Ilham Aliyev - ed.), spinning a web for a future conflict.  Former Deputy Defense Minister Artak Zakaryan wrote  in a post on his  Facebook page.

 "And before that, in the style of a Pharisee and false believer,  giving a spiritual twist to his characteristic political cynicism, he  writes about the "peacemakers" from the Gospel of Matthew: No  Christian in the world, no matter how self-satisfied, has ever had  such a high opinion of himself. Not to mention Nicholas's "talent"  for interpreting Bible verses in his own way and abusing it to  blindly deceive the people. The Bible does not bless, let alone call  sons of God, those, who serve the devil and brought disasters,  weeping, losses and misfortunes upon their believers and followers.  The prophet Jeremiah urged the lost children of his people not to  weep for the dead, but to lament for the fact that they would not see  their homeland because of the punishment of exile. "Do not weep for  the dead, don't mourn for him, but weep bitterly for the one who has  gone away, for he will not return again and see his native land"  (Jeremiah 22:10)," the politician wrote.