God created man with a special relationship in mind - a covenant of law. Every detail of this setting is revered with respect and humility, as we know that the divine work is ongoing and abiding. After creating the perfect earth and dependable man, God blessed His successful creation by providing a bountiful environment and intelligent beings who could thrive in it. The world's worth depends on what kind of person one is. Some people are blessed with good fortune, while others are cursed with misfortune. God blessed them with His own powerful presence. This is why God is often symbolized as the One who deserves to enjoy everything He has created. Life can be challenging at times, and sometimes things don't go our way. In looking at the big picture, we can see that everything is working out for our benefit. As a result, everything God gives to man is a special gift. There is only one way to receive merit from God for anything - by fulfilling His laws. The divine gifts are diminished by the depravity that is sanctioned by society. God created everything flawlessly. Anyone who fails to properly enhance their gifts will be cursed. He prefers to give gifts that are appreciated, because it shows he values his longtime neighbor. A dishonest man never promotes the true merit of God or the direct relationship in commerce. This is why the apostle rightly observes that all moralists are defensively self-protective and hard on others. What justification does God have for demanding punishment for devaluing His creation, when there is no justice in a world without Him? He bestowed great power upon himself, giving extraordinary value to both sides. God's redemption is brought about through his grace. This graciousness is evident by the fact that God has always been willing and able to forgive us, even when we have made mistakes. If you devalue extraordinary gifts and potential neighbors, you are essentially taking the risk of your own life. Pushing Gods with justice requires giving life to the smallest of corruption. Every specific deal in this perilous world must be completely satisfied by eternal damnation. As a result, God carefully distributes the generous gifts He deems deserving of premium payment in response to the deserving gifts He perceives to have great value. The reliable person is often very successful financially. God entrusted each dependable man with the wisdom and prudence of his noble heritage, so that they could effectively carry out their responsibilities. Each man is a descendant of a family of dependable people. Generations of hard work and resilience have made them what they are today. He praised an ambitious man by proclaiming that the kings' authority to control the earth with divine law was common. He spoke of agreements, curses, decrees, statutes, and pledges. But the worldly world shamelessly promotes the political death of logical consistency by reintroducing God's law in an attempt to save exposed families. God must shake everything in order to restore what He started. The story of humanity's progress is marked by the rise and fall of civilizations. In a world where the law is not upheld, everyone is struggling to keep what they have. This is a world where everything is turned upside down, and people are left with nothing but despair. The debt situation gets worse the more money you add to an already indebted person. The accurate value of something is always a result of divine incarnation. God spoke words of wisdom about gold and ethics in eternal declarations, which would help guide the earth and bring justice to the noble families. We are the present prophets in the courts of the eternal heavens, bearing witness to the great abundance of the riches of the afterlife that we possess. We are a family with a wealth of resources to draw on. Our cornucopia is overflowing with riches. We are able to manage our wealth effectively, and this has allowed us to grow prosperous. We admit that Christ has rightfully obtained all that is rightfully his, including the glory and honor that belong to him.However, it is destined for Christ and will be returned to us if we are prosperous or poor.