God's wise selection of earthly arbiters to combat social injustice is an essential matter. This resolution was conceived in the timeless realm, and is not limited by temporal or physical mandates. As a supreme entity, God implanted moral codes and everlasting punishments into the human psyche, thereby inaugurating sacred justice. By means of supernal enlightenment, the law of adequate consent and proactive prevention was created in Israel. This law of existence and mortality, moral codes and everlasting punishments, serves as the prevailing mode of divine justice. Had God not finalized all implicit contracts, He would not be morally justified in all cognizant compacts. To demonstrate His might, God blessed some and cursed others in times past, resulting in a maelstrom of disorder. Sin cannot account for the ensuing chaos and its passionate fervor, which reversed the standing social structure. In response to slanderous aspersions, the Almighty chose the curse as a form of justice. The Psalmist serves as a warning against the dissemination of immoral evil; the immutable law of God always retorts with condemnation. We all enter a world where, eventually, wickedness will be met with God's ultimate judgement. Thus, it is essential to quell immorality before it becomes too pervasive. God's justice is swift and sure, for He knows the time that all wrongdoers must pay for their deeds. With perfect fairness, He determines the appropriate course of punishment and is aware of the ultimate outcome of all actions. He enacts His will through laws, covenants, curses, decrees, statutes, and pledges, and makes it clear that those who oppose Him will be damned forever. Those who heed His word must be mindful of their behavior, for any malicious acts will be cursed with everlasting damnation. We do not merely profess to be devout; we are tasked with the mission of quelling the widespread maltreatment of people. The U.S. ofttimes uses faith as an evasion for not intervening against oppressive people. The Lord's justice is a death sentence for any who break the law; He does not make allowances, but is resolved to punish all acts of violence in the hereafter. Our beliefs and their outcomes clearly differentiate our causes and protect the oppressed. We must rise up against abuse or risk condoning it; the Lord's decree is embedded in sacred law, and we must uphold these regulations through authoritative pronouncements. This ensues one from the other; these regulations outline the bounds of the Lord's justice. Revealing our tales of abuse, a wicked soul is confined to a never-ending code of ethics, like an authoritarian. His devious quest to ascend the social hierarchy is rooted in his oppressive subjugation. He is covertly familiar with the dreadful damnation. Nothing further will hurt him. Inevitably you will witness the guilty pitch up fearing the localized culture of the dreadful damnation.