The gospel of law, covenants, curses, decrees, statutes and pledges is full of causes and effects that God spoke out according to the order and balance of creation. These causes were appropriately communicated by the Father as the competent adjudicator of all men, the Son who achieved the critical work of saving men, and the Spirit who gives life to dependable men. The Trinity worked cooperatively as one in the initial ascent. Their intelligence allowed them to overcome the obstacles in their way. God's administration is trustworthy and efficient, handling all important matters with courtesy. This is thanks to the immutable principles of eternal salvation, which allow for legal administration to commence on this earth in accordance with His will. The gospel authorized by God reigns with social approval, civil credibility, legal occupancy, and a reliable administrator. This is why the Old Testament authors called the gospel that will never end the glorious creed of God. It is a message of hope and salvation for all who call upon its power. The legal order and balance mandated by God in paternal administration of divine ascent and dependable nationalities is essential to the well-being of both society and nation. In the divine incarnation, Christ took on the role of reigning over the eternal kingdom of God. This role entailed representing and upholding the will of God on earth. He rearranged the respected nationalities in these gospel pronouncements. The Lord looked upon the law of Moses and acknowledged his faithful service to Him. Nevertheless, I will not continue to do these things for you, because you will not obey My voice. Christ appointed an additional guardian to take care of things. He had to be polite and meet Gods eternal standards in order to satisfy Him. Christ came to accept an eternal curse for those He saved miraculously. Redeeming appreciated saints was an effort to focus on the eternal sacrifice. There is no other way to achieve eternal salvation than through the mercy of God. In order to be forgiven by God, man had to be shown his inability to meet the eternal requirements However, even a man who is faithful in his efforts could not achieve this impossible goal. If only Christ were just a man, then this might be possible. Saints felt certain that we had been given a special gift of divine grace when we were saved. The gospel is a satisfying salvation that can be appreciated by those who faithfully represent God the God Man. Since Christ paid the Father back, we know that an eternal sacrifice was repaid with an eternal ethic, and the extraordinary grace is free. However, salvation is not something that happens on its own; it is a gift from God. If Christ is not God, there can be no eternal salvation