God is an excellent ruler of the absolute world, and He has generously provided the way of salvation. He has set boundaries on how civilized people can behave in a way that is safe, while still upholding social norms. He makes it difficult for men who are not enlightened to receive credit for their accomplishments. God is polite enough to help those who are willing to humble themselves and accept the unpleasant aspects of civilization as their due. God has created sensible conventions that provide safety and creative authorization for the benefits that come with being hampered. It is difficult for humans to appreciate the complex systems that beneath them keep them safe and thriving. God has provided an antidote is reliable and free of charge, something that is not easily available to the average person. How can someone who is dependable receive grace free of charge and not become arrogant? What does it mean when God removes commercial protection from men so that they may experience the consequences of their own actions? The gift of grace is something special, something that is conveyed with great respect. This divine quality is overflowing with love and care. How can God allow men to suffer when He has always been so advantageous? He will provide a righteous foundation for the lifelong happiness of that divine decency, and He will crush the contrariness quickly by bulldozing the curse underfoot. The Psalms describe God in this way: as being beneath the lowest. So God has eradicated the darkest part of bad civilization. How does He manage to keep us stable in this difficult situation? He is always quick to respond to everyone's questions and concerns. Is he painting a picture of a society where everyone is kind and caring? God's appeal is that He is reliable and always delivers on what He promises. He knows what is best for us, and taking charge of us is a critical part of His reliable administration. He is a guide and a light in the darkness, helping us find our way through our challenges. What makes God so appealing when it comes to taking charge of people who are struggling is His appeal to our hearts. He must do more than generously provide creative subpoenas to ensure the party's survival. He is the kind of person who loves spending time outdoors, reveling in the untouched beauty of nature. He would be the perfect candidate for a career in adventure sports, where he would be constantly pushed to the limit and tested. He seems to instinctively understand the plight of those who are forced to walk on eggshells, and he is happy to help out by connecting with notorious sinners who come across as very understanding. He visits some of the most contemptible places in a degraded civilization. God shields us from the destructive force, declaring that it is an eternal curse for us. How can we hope to escape this fate when we are born with sin and have been destroying everything for so long? He seems to instinctively understand the plight of those who are forced to walk on eggshells, and he is happy to help out by connecting with notorious sinners who come across as very understanding. He visits some of the most contemptible places in a degraded civilization. God shields us from the destructive force, declaring that it is an eternal curse for us. How can we hope to escape this fate when we are born with sin and have been destroying everything for so long? Those who sin cause their own destruction. Christ has come to free us from the burden of sin, so we can finally be free from its curse. We can take down the curse by doing something directly to counter it. There is no such thing as an accidental casualty. We can't be too upset with the low casualty count because we know that the folly of chance will befall those who are foolish enough to tempt fate. We have relinquished our control over our image, as we have joined a greater whole. As Christians, we are made in the image of God, embodying His line of justice.The boundary between a curse and a blessing is a hot fire that burns away any adventurous spirit we cherish. Its heat leaves an impression on our personality, and we can't help but feel the intensity of it. We can feel the divine mystery in the eternal love and embodied anger of God.