The different thing is that we're announcing that God is sovereign and can do anything He pleases, but we're also saying that from now on He won't violate our wills. If God is sovereign, then He can do anything He pleases, until He's thwarted by using a increased will. We understand that God is free to act as He pleases. If we've entertained the thought that we're free to act in ourselves, whatever we favor, then we're putting up a god of our own making. I don't assume that gods are made simply out of bodily matters, but we can have gods that we create in our minds.We understand that God does whatever pleases Him, because we believe in thinking high of Him. This is why we try to come up with different ways of thinking about God, because we are ethical creatures. If God is different than the rules of His law, there can be no foundation for Him to be faithful by those rules. We can say that the rules were not originally complete, but God Himself is the highest. When we say that God is above the rules, I don't believe we are really understanding the needs of the law in an absolute way. This is why the rules were designed to show us our sin.As the Psalmist says, it can be tough to parent our own mistakes. So God does things Himself, as He is pleased with what He does. We're looking at God, who indicates justice, faithfulness, kindness, and love by performing in a team spirit in all the functions of the definition of the Trinity - the needs of the regulation at some point in all time. This symmetry that emanates from proper team spirit is a Trinitarian work. This oral exchange to us is through the spirit of the words. The word of God is a complete now, not in parts. All the words are Trinitarian. Each word has in it the spirit of all the words.The legal guidelines that have been in place throughout all time are in accordance with the principle of symmetry, or balance, which is central to the teachings of scripture. The Palmist calls this the word of salvation. When the Psalmist meditates on God's word, his prayer is to make it beautiful in God's sight, so that the symmetry and solidarity of God's best actions will be evident in the future, emerging from nothing and the exercise of the new. We travel the harmony of alignment in our souls as we see the element of how God creates and recreates. We travel this spiritual renewal through word and Spirit.