Maybe it is you who sadly deny the parables of the Minas and Talents is about divine justice?
Perhaps/maybe/undeniably, it is you has no understanding of the message in the parables of the Talents and the Minas.
Both parables were told by Jeus, the Parable of the Minas on Jesus' journey from Jericho to Bethany six day before the Passover and the Parable of the Talents two days before His crucifixion.
Jesus foretold us that Satan and the other rebelling heavenly hosts will be judged and kicked out of heaven and that they along with the judged kings of the earth will be imprisoned for many days to await the time of their punishment. Isaiah 24:21-22 describes the events of the Armageddon judgement and that the judged entities, i.e. the heavenly hosts and the kings of the earth will be imprisoned in the Bottomless pit for 1,000 years during the Summer Season of the harvest of Souls.
Luke 14 tells us that the Israelites will attempt to rebuild the Temple, that shortly afterwards, that a King will make war, i.e., judge the kings of the earth and that the nation of Israel will determine if they have the means to overcome the King making battle with the kings of the earth and come to the conclusion that instead of fighting this King, that they should seek His terms of peace.
It is my view that we have already seen the signs and wonders that will draw the kings of the earth towards gathering at Armageddon, some 44 years before they do. Armageddon will result in the Covenant of Peace that God has promised the nation of Israel after He has removed all of the heavenly beasts and hosts from the face of the earth for a season.
We see Jesus being mentioned in Luke 14, but He is not found mentioned in the Luke 19 Parable of the Minas.
Both parables are not about Divine Justice, but about how Satan intends to oppose the establishment of, during the time of those kings, His Everlasting Kingdom on the earth.
Perhaps it is you who needs to take a deeper dive into what these two parables teach instead of the shallow dive that you already have which has led you to the wrong understanding.
Shalom
