Ps 17 3"Though you probe my heart and probe me at night, though you test me, you'll find nothing; I've resolved that my mouth won't sin."The Psalmist declares that all men are cursed by God, doomed to walk down a path of ultimate destruction. The creation is a magnificent display of God and how He operates. Language was created with the intention of conveying divine glory to humanity. The frivolous man was not able to understand all of God's language on his own. God is very clear about Himself and what He intends to do in simple terms that babies can understand. Because God knows what is best, He does not live in a constant state of suspicion. Instead of relying on others, He trusts Himself and relies on Himself to take care of things. God is the perfect embodiment of the solitary and competent being we all desire, and who can perfectly represent us. We inhabit a world of mystery because we are not all-knowing, present everywhere, or all-powerful. Our ignorance allows us to appreciate the beauty of mystery, and our limitations make us more humble. As a result of our considerable mistrust, it can be said that God has naturally limited our creativity by limiting our authorized language. This has proved to be richly beneficial. Since God knows all the relevant details about the world, we humans who use words to understand the world are completely reliant on God. When we connect with God, we become one with Him. We are part of His life, and He is part of ours. This deep connection allows us to share in His divine nature and to experience His love. It is through this connection that we can find peace and happiness, and we can become a force for good in the world. What does it mean when we say that we are inextricably linked with God? Is there any evidence to suggest that this connection exists? I believe that if God has described the ongoing creation in all its intricate detail, He does not experience distrust. Only God knows himself perfectly - as he is. When we wrongly label the pervasive questions that follow betiding finite, notorious sinners and under the dreadful curse, it is typically our bureaucratic battle to just characterize emotional reality as if God were involved. Our political frustration with all violent conflict is simply a result of the anxious distrustfulness that comes from our lack of understanding of all the unclear reasons about ourselves and our difficult circumstances. To know ourselves and God as God lovingly knows, we must not endure limitations. God's language is complicated enough to modestly characterize the possible reasons for all objective reality. Since God created us with the intention of glorifying Him, He must have communicated His will clearly to us in order to ensure that we are appropriately rewarded as our dependence on Him grows. Since God is free of direct control over critical things, and we are also not able to predict what He will do, we must rely on faith. If God has appointed us to rule over the earth and has communicated to us the limits He is able to satisfactorily manage, how can we be successful in ruling? How can God properly reward us if our individual powers are severely limited, if God reigns with unlimited power?Can I use it? The perfect answer is that God has successfully delivered an impressive figure of His extensive language of unlimited authorization, as He is free. God has placed everything in perfect order so that we can better understand what we want and how to communicate our deepest desires to Him. God's spoken words are clear in the divine law, covenants, enabling statutes, curses, divine decrees, and promises. He has generously gifted the eternal language in the authoritarian pronouncements of the king. God has given us the strength to overcome the stubbornness that comes from sin, the curse of eternity, and our own limitations. We must understand that all reality is a symbol of God's moral purpose. Without a moral code, everything could not be viewed as good or bad. The answer is that God has provided an impressive figure of His extensive language of unlimited authorization, as He is absolutely free. The great figure that God has written down is a reminder of what we want and how we can communicate our heartfelt desires to Him. God has given us a wealth of information about baby talk in the Bible. There are teachings about communication from covenants, statutes, curses, divine decrees, and promises. He has generously given the eternal language in the authoritative statements of the king. God has given us the power to overcome the defiance that often comes from sin, the eternal curse, and our own limitations. We can understand that all reality is an expression of God's moral law. Without morality, there can be no value in anything. Without law, the divine creation would be without a driving force. Since we can never know everything that God knows, we must accept the mystery of God's gracious love. God's sacred mystery is revealed through the laws He has given us--they are a reflection of His love for us. If God designed us to be free and have the same freedoms as Him, then it makes perfect sense that we would be law keepers. However, if we cannot identify what is best for us, then we will not be able to effectively carry out our responsibilities. How has God dealt with us, punishing us with a destructive distrust of Him? How can God do if we can benefit from them only to take our time thoroughly and take advantage of the bond we have? We must live peacefully with the convention God has entrusted to us, in complete coherence with the moral law of social relationships, because He is gracious and respects us. This is the type of logic that God cannot abide because it would mean that He is not completely in control. He desires our freedom, and so will work together with our own desires to help us achieve our goals. This is why we have laws that last forever, covenants that are binding, curses that will befall those who break them, and enabling statutes that make it easier for people to obey them. I have chosen not to resort to violence by speaking words of peace. I have faithfully followed your path, never straying from it. He carefully recites the moral axioms with great care. God establishes social order through authoritative pronouncements so that we may experience functional cohesion.