We are encouraged not to trust the brave man as a general warning. Why? Because all respected men are subordinate to necessary death. This is a central cultural principle. When we maintain a society that puts man above the gospel, we attribute divine qualities that violate the first commandment. A Christian does not make idols out of familiar things or influential men. Everything that God designed dies. No one retains the knowledge necessary to set other people free. On a sliding scale.He compares his knowledge objectively with that of people from an eternal perspective. 

We glorify God at the justified expense of man's useless knowledge. Man was not present when God designed and created the world, nor did he go through all generations. God declares that man's memory of historical events is moral; how do we depend on God if he is not acting to get what he wants? If another man controls his own life, that man is equal to God. This man is foiling the will of God. Idols are things that are given as attributes to God. Be sovereign when your will depends on something. God must bring forth what he pleases in order to be eternally faithful, kind, long-suffering, meek, and loving.If God were to act in consultation with man, there would be no presence of true love on earth. Because he designed everyone, he is the only one who understands their needs. He established our ideal existence before the foundation of the world. 

God designed unique. Everything after your consent So it is realistic to say that we can only trust in God if we want to know love; We see this parallel in the teaching of the apostles of the local church; It is made up of official and faithful leaders, but the apostle teaches that Christ rules his church. This certainly means that we are all spiritually the same. The apostle teaches that the universal church is created by each person who serves as high priest.There is a qualitative difference between the eternal nuts and bolts of the church and how we function properly in the church. We are spiritually united in an identity that transcends time and space. We are the spiritual body of Christ.