Rejection is a difficult thing to reason with. Even rejection as a young child can have troubling effects on us as adults. I know that God puts people in our lives for a reason, season, or life. He intentionally will need some of these relationships to end to grow you as a person and to further your relationship with Him (even though it may hurt). You may not see the reason as you are hurting, but you will in the future. It’s OK to feel the pain because it hurts, and you need to grieve the loss. Now, to take the topic back to Jesus. He was literally rejected by His own people. Not only that but His disciples scattered and left Him. The people that promised to be there for Him, LEFT HIM while He was being mocked, physically abused, and even suffering a painful death. He was abandoned and reflected by His most loved friends. He knows what you are going through and He will be there for you. This terrible thing was all done for the love of us sinful humans. Literally, this leaves me in tears knowing that He suffered, but He did it for you and me! “He was despised and reflected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain. Like one from whom people hide their faces he was despised, and we held him in low esteem.” - Isaiah 53:3