The necessary basis of trust rests on the loyalty of the person responsible. The basic doctrine of sacred trust is an everlasting covenant. I don't think we would fall into moral guilt, shame, fear, etc. if we enjoyed absolute trust. Trust is made possible by God, who never neglects his promises. In this sense, the trust acquires the need for a future event in the necessary creation of a later event with exact language. Holy word.

Trust is never something we understand when we think the world is just a matter of choice. God's eternal covenant is not based on what he faithfully fulfills, but on who he is. When we tried to find out what God is like by His moral law. We would always measure what we typically think is the moral standard.The foundation of our trust is represented in God through literal condescension. He acts graciously as he is and takes us back into a social relationship. Not as a legislator.

God cannot fail; therefore, one can trust him; it does exactly what He says it does; all necessary events undoubtedly come from the mouth of God; God orders events and renews everything until the end; no event will be contradicting itself. Nowadays, ordering world events is too beautiful for us to lovingly imagine.When the Spirit properly applies the fulfilled covenant promises, it removes all obstacles from our direct path. The Spirit who orders all events refers our Heavenly Father's children. A witness speaks one continuous word. The divine radiance of the comforting security of the pronouncement of the Trinitarian Covenant in the authorized event A witness on our behalf at the event.