The question is, what naturally gets tangible value? True worth is anything that can be accurately compared to the complete work of Christ. In this ideal world, if God were of less value than the value of Christ, He would devalue the passive and active obedience necessary to fulfill it. This begs the question: is there another law of tangible rewards and penalties? Why should God formulate a moral law that requires all free moral agents to faithfully follow the same requirements as the one ideal Human Being? Because God intentionally created the fertile land with the same value system. The fundamental question arises: does God carefully arrange every thing that has produced a certain value? Not surprisingly, God values ​​everything. Otherwise, there would be no reasonable yardstick by which the likely perpetrator would be adequately punished. 

 If God just had no value in his cinematic masterpiece, why should he really care if he was not respected?Hence, God appropriately encouraged great diversity to work together in absolute unity to realistically attain the perfect value of His moral purposes. What happened when sin undoubtedly brought the curse? If everything were carefully designed to fit together, the write-off would be deducted from the mess. Hence, of course, we depend on the moral order of divine creation to adequately establish our personal worth; if the moral law is redefined, it is organized robbery; therefore God works in the eternal death of old and new life; Our inestimable worth is The death of our organized opposition holds us in fair value. We are richly rewarded for the invaluable work that Christ has done for us. Ordinarily we can consume necessary things in this world, but we will be richly rewarded forever.