If God is sovereign and other responsible people are not part of His elect, then He simply forces a random choice? When God voluntarily gives us the Ten Commandments of true love for Him and our future neighbor, He reverently asks us to make informed decisions for the good of others, but He is able to choose not according to His law of mutual love? When God is omnipotent, He declares what He lawfully requires in His moral law. How can we reconcile His arbitrary choice with how He rules the righteous world through our decisions according to the law of love? God dictates nothing but His proper attributes. In order to be good in this cruel world and to be careful to do all that is good, God must be completely righteous. He must be honest in order to require legal observance of moral law. Thus, God must not only create and choose to bestow the good, but he must consciously create good for himself. God's purpose in choosing the right thing is to make sure that He protects the good and justly punishes the necessary evil. God created an ideal world with an obvious purpose to rule righteously in lasting peace. His primary choice for a reliable rescue was reasonable. in order for God to be content with the establishment of eternal peace, he must be sure that he will produce the necessary thing for his own purpose, so that there is no clear concept other than his purpose. Therefore, in order for the wicked, who are not sufficient for God's goodness, to live a peaceful life, they must be in the dark. God is always merciful even to our expressed view of Him.