If the overarching "Message" in Christian bibles were true, that would mean ...

 

It would mean that a Super-Being *intended* that only the impressively lucky and impressively clever could arrive at all the correct-enough conclusions about that "message", before the random timer on their earthly life expires.

Meanwhile, it would also mean that Super-Being intended for this lucky winners to go around judging everyone else as morally deficient.

After all, one MUST take that position, if one assumes that failing to arrive ~correctly enough~ at all the essential conclusions
is a fair standard to judge people by.
They'd have to assume everyone getting the wrong answers (including: not ~correct enough~ answers) has only themselves to blame.
-And that it has something to do with their moral character.

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There are just so many layers of unfair/un-just bullshit to that entire proposition.

Any Super-Being who may (theoretically) have orchestrated that as their "Grand Plan" ...
cannot be assessed as rational, compassionate, accountable, or "just" ... by any established dictionary definition;
nor by coherent reasoning.