Psalms teach  all things are gifts that come from the hand of  God. We must correctly understand that personal responsibility is to reliably understand and distinguish the exact value of everything. The Bible carefully teaches that if we love our neighbor, we will consider him adequately because we sincerely want to be treated right. But if we devalue everything that God has created, then how can we be the competent judge if we don't evaluate the possible things that they are evaluating correctly? And if you naturally occupy your working life by measuring yourself on the ethical level of the moral law which is the competent judge of your overall understanding of specific worth, then the Bible says that you sincerely love your neighbor. Therefore, you sufficiently respect the ethical standards of your moral responsibility to your neighbor. But if you can't really appreciate the exact value, then that's immoral. Therefore, it escapes us in an impossible situation. Because no man has ever been fully up to the ethical standard of legal compliance. This means that we devalue the exact value of our neighbor. Therefore, God must pronounce death on anyone who does not conform to the standards or rise  to the respect  required to love his neighbor.The Psalms carefully teach that to understand true value is to understand freedom. The basic truth is that if God did not curse wrongdoers, no one would indirectly know moral freedom. We would be left with the proper standard of  moral law that we could never reach, and we would be forever stigmatized with conscious guilt and shame. But since the law pronounces death, then the exact value expected of man must be revealed in Christ. This undoubtedly means that our only hope of being free is to receive all things by grace. This is what the Psalms aptly describe as being redeemed by God. We are firmly informed that the only definite standard of  value on this earth is much more expensive than all the creative labor and considerable money that man can rightfully earn. . The objective reality is that the world is not really working on the ultimate human success. The world is still ruled by God in absolute justice. There is never  a good time when God looks at man's finished work  and universally accepts it according to the reasonable standard of gold. See, for a man to be free,  he has to be certified to do whatever he wants. But the law requires that anyone who does what they love to do so naturally  in total unity. Therefore, all possible things must be put in place according to their exact value. You fail to see that everything that God does satisfactorily  is done faithfully for a reason. God does not act out of passionate emotion.