Calvin took into account the role of God in his life, and then reflected on his own experience. He descends into himself after accounting for all of God's work in his life. He emphasized the vast difference between God and us, emphasizing that God is infinitely greater than us. We are filthy and unworthy of worship God is eternal, and time can never truly measure His vastness. As a result, we often feel insignificant in His presence. We come to the conclusion that we are all sinners, and that we need to repent and be forgiven. I want to explore a different path, but I'm not sure where it will lead. Since God is ethical, he upholds all of his laws perfectly and without error. This is because they are based on eternal principles of right and wrong, which are understood perfectly by Him. He is easily accepting of the ethical principles of law as a condition of His agreement to be bound by them. But we must understand God's law as a representation of the eternal order that upholds everything. There is nothing in this world that is not in some way connected to the divine. Given the havoc sin has caused in the world, and the curse it has brought, it seems that God's original plan was thwarted in some ways. For example, what used to be bright and colorful has become calm and dull. As we try to understand what happened when God first rose into heaven, we take into account every detail, including the way he shines brightly. He kept all of His plans clear and straightforward, so that no minor changes would undermine His objectives. Demerit was created so that God's goals could be achieved through sinful behavior and depravity. Since the beginning of time, God has been involved in creating everything, from the smallest thing to the most important thing. We find it difficult to appreciate the accurate wisdom and deep understanding of God in the beautiful things that happen in our everyday lives. However, nothing occurs beyond God's authority or rational accounting. We must be content with the abilities we have, and trust that God has other plans for us. The Bible teaches that God rules over everything by speaking His will into physical reality, charting every important detail in an orderly and orchestrated way. He was successful in accomplishing all of his goals because he was faithful to uphold God's law. The governor of the absolute world must be dependable, for God is surely responsible for it. The judge's decision on the effectual earth is said to show that God's moral law is successfully upheld over time, as an ongoing demonstration of His heavenly kingdom. The Elysian kingdom will be ours when we finally overcome our troubles. When we aim respectfully at God, we generally regard Him as being separate from all of the fleeting kingdoms found on the exposed earth because He controls all of the pervasive depravity and governmental decisions made by man, who are struggling to counter His calm purposes. Because He has designed and fully provisioned His eternal kingdom within our hearts, He granted us the ability to experience it directly, intimately linking us with all the good things in life and helping us to appreciate everything correctly. In this eternal kingdom, we are reliable and complete. We may know that we have the power of God inside us, and that this is the truth. Right now, He is our protector and is working hard to help us achieve our goals more quickly and successfully. This is a difficult problem that we don't have enough information to deal with properly.