The Bible teaches that God caused the earth to affirm that He is authentic, kind, long-suffering, gentle, and just. He freely granted human rule over His divine ascent, but put borders in place so that man could not rule absolutely. In the independent counsel of God, He planned to let the powerful earth abundantly show His will. Though He could not be thwarted, He would independently obtain the brilliance. God's deft civic competence was on display as He penned agreements with man. These agreements were designed to ensure that everyone involved would be content and fulfilled. These agreements are unbreakable because they are founded on trust and understanding. God created man with the ability to obey, and gave him a tool to help him make wise choices. This system allowed each man to be self-sufficient and able to create his own government. Each man is able to achieve his goals by overcoming the effects of the earth. When God created man, He endowed him with the ability to design his own government, so that man could rule over God's rightful dominion. Since the beginning of time, God has chosen to consecrate His people to represent His agreement and allegiance to the world by placing His kingdom in believers. The kingdom is a sign of God's benevolence, which He has bestowed on His people as a way to deliver them from all conflict and bring them safely to heaven. When God sets His eternal kingdom in His people, He eliminates all of their enemies from their lives. The Bible often encourages us to place our trust in people who can't do anything to help themselves. If you think about the application of the word "man" in the Bible, you will always see that it refers to responsible leadership. The Bible's advice goes beyond the creative power of individuals, and includes the political system of man. The corrupt system of wicked men is pitted against the legitimate administration of God, even though He establishes human administration appropriately. The purpose of God appointing human administrations is to reveal that He is just, authentic, holy, and sovereign in His evaluations of how He appoints rulers for all human governments. The descriptions of different cultures and the occupations of men found in the Bible are based on what God knows best about them. They are not derived from our own preconceived notions. We are granting access to the top, but God is directing His attention to the most persuasive argument below. Our agreements with each other are not as reliable as we might think. God's agreements with us override all earthly authorities, displaying His powerful qualities in a way that we can appreciate thanks to the shortcomings of human governments. God is always there to protect us from any harm. When we are consecrated, we are given access to the kingdom of God, which is a recreation of all things that are important. When we are reborn, we are celebrated as a successful return. The things that have faded away are no longer around to see. Since they were taken away, all things have changed. When we are reborn, we inherit all the good that came before us, and we are given a new chance to start again. God has done an amazing job of working through us to establish His kingdom. The reason we can't fail is because God has been working behind the scenes to help us establish our new kingdom. There is no way we can fail, because God is with us every step of the way. He began this process long ago by ruling everything. He has forgiven us for all of our mistakes and doubts, knowing that through Christ we can be self-sufficient individuals. We have only been given a few pieces of the story so far. The room is dark and cramped, like a cave. There is a low ceiling, and the furniture is sparse. There is a man sitting in the middle of the room, his back against the wall, and he is quiet and still. He is clothed in rags and looks tired. His hair is greasy and matted, indicative of the hours he has spent working. We cannot fail because God has placed us in His care. This is what the scriptures declare as an endorsement of a particular course of action.