What does the Bible say about judging others by their troubles?

In Luke 13, Jesus addressed the notion that those who suffered tragedies, such as the Galileans killed by Pilate or the people on whom the tower in Siloam fell, were greater sinners than others. He emphatically states, 'I tell you, no, but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish.' This illustrates that while human beings often judge based on outward circumstances, Jesus calls for a deeper understanding: that we should not assume someone’s suffering is divine punishment for sin. Suffering is complex, and much of God's providence is a great mystery known only to Him as He reveals it. We cannot effectively judge others based on their circumstances without acknowledging our own sinfulness and need for repentance.