+The topic of discussion in this discourse pertains to the idea of God's validation of His chosen people. There are certain individuals who misconstrue the nature of our association with God as His covenant people, especially regarding our portrayal to others. These individuals, who tend to be pragmatic, try to reverse this hierarchy. Nonetheless, those who have comprehensively analyzed the wisdom theme comprehend that God's selected ones have a distinct relationship in which God absolves His own reputation through the behavior of sinful saints. It is imperative to acknowledge that the wisdom literature in this particular context employs a shrewd manipulation of language that serves a dual purpose of exalting God and humbling humanity. The primary message of grace, which is intended to cultivate a sense of acceptance and belonging among believers, acts as a protective measure against the possible deception that could result from relying entirely on our own subjective understanding of God's benevolence. Regrettably, numerous wicked people succumb to their inherent self-centeredness and endeavor to prioritize their own interests over those of others. There exist two alternatives for individuals: to achieve salvation and safety, or to constantly endeavor to validate their own righteousness, in order to reflect the righteousness of God. Nevertheless, the inclination towards suffering and immorality is an innate aspect of human nature, rendering it impossible for humans to bestow upon God the reverence that is His due. As a result, in order to prevent the smudging of His reputation due to our imperfect adherence to divine laws, God must limit the scope of His authority and impact.The evidence for the existence of God can be found in His capacity to grant benevolence to saints who are predisposed to committing transgressions. This is not done with the intention of emphasizing the dichotomy of their nature, but instead to eradicate their imperfections and showcase His moral superiority through them. It is noteworthy that God is not a pragmatic deity as His objective is not to transform us into more amiable or attractive beings.The steadfastness of God can be observed through His capability to portray His favored saints as free from blame in the sight of society, even after they have transgressed. The notion that God is the quintessence of virtue is widely accepted, and His unwavering manifestation of this characteristic by way of constancy is unmatched and unattainable by human endeavors. It is crucial for God not solely to safeguard us but also to facilitate our attainment of moral uprightness.