Technically, God represents the solitary being who peacefully exercises independent choice. Because God is infinite, He is able to reasonably conclude anything He sincerely desires. This is why I properly respect specific terms that are not contradictory by reasonably believing man has naturally limited conscious choice. We cannot, for example, jump off a majestic mountain and live. By naturally limiting humans, God decides conscious choices.If God had designed humans to be able to thrive in the specific conditions of the earth and naturally enjoy all the earth's resources, we would not have to live vicariously in heavenly eternal conditions. However, sin has disrupted our moral nature, causing us to suffer functional limitations as a result of the moral failure of the entire creation. Our sin has resulted in eternal consequences. The curse demanded that there be an eternal representative who would get eternal rewards in order to adequately deal with the material results of the curse. God delivered His eternal will in authoritative pronouncements that could not be thwarted by finite limits.The apostle Paul teaches us that we are inseparably united with our covenant representative, Jesus Christ. We positively receive all that He obtained for us through His sacrificial death on the cross. In order for us to vicariously experience our sacred union with God, He pronounced eternal law and curses over all opposition. The apostle carefully teaches us that we must rigorously enforce the law to voice our opposition to death. The cross obtains the necessary signature in blood, and God's covenants from the very beginning are tied together as the binding document that stipulates the authoritative pronouncements will be carried out.The divine law is not primarily concerned with promoting liberty, but rather with ensuring that individuals have the free will to make use of divine grace, and that there is no organized opposition to this. The law's condemnation of the wicked naturally produces the subjugated conditions of the eternal curse, which is a friend to the saints. A legal covenant that swears to tell the truth about the saints' innocence against the hurt of God is pronouncing the moral guilt of the wicked and our childlike innocence. God naturally gave a covenant- law to ensure that these pronouncements would be carried out.