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There is always a reason why girls gang up on other girls, it's just that the reason may not be known to the girl who is being bullied. Notice this example.
Hannah, a beloved wife of Elkanah, faced a particular trial. She remained barren [childless] while Elkanah’s other wife, Peninnah, produced offspring. (1 Samuel 1:4-7.) Hannah was taunted by Peninnah “year after year.” [Peninnah no doubt, hated Hannah because Hannah was the wife that Elkanah loved.] That caused Hannah great anguish and distress. She sought relief by taking the matter to Jehovah [God's personal name] in prayer. Indeed, “she prayed for a long time to Jehovah.” Did she expect Jehovah to grant her request? She must have hoped so. In any event, “her face was no longer downcast.” (1 Sam. 1:12, 17, 18) She trusted that Jehovah would either put an end to her being childless or fill the lack in some other way.
Trials and tribulations will continue as long as we are imperfect and are in this world under Satan’s control. (1 John 5:19) How good it is to know, though, that Jehovah is “the God of all comfort”! One way that we can receive help to deal with our personal trials or tribulations is through prayer. Hannah poured out her heart to Jehovah. Similarly, in the face of tribulation, we need to do more than simply mention to Jehovah how we feel. We need to supplicate [beg or plead] him, yes, to convey our feelings by praying intensely from the heart. (Philippians 4:6, 7)
Notice the outcome for Hannah at 1 Samuel 1:19, 20: "Then they got up early in the morning and bowed before Jehovah, after which they returned to their house in Ramah. Elkanah had sexual relations with his wife Hannah, and Jehovah gave attention to her. Within a year Hannah became pregnant and gave birth to a son and named him Samuel, because, as she said, “it is from Jehovah that I have asked him.” You can have a positive outcome, as well, if you pour out your heart to God. He will hear you and help you!