There is a prevalent notion that the love of God towards humanity surpasses our capacity to grasp it entirely. This notion implies that God's benevolence and generosity towards us are manifested through His pledges and contracts. Although Israel exhibited disloyalty and immorality, God assured them that they only needed to seek His provisions. God did not require them to strive for success on their own. This is because it is widely recognized that humans, in their innate state, lack the ability to conceive or pursue the benefits of a covenant without God's compassion. Gospel ideology considers saints who are deemed as God's chosen ones to be representatives of benevolence in the world. The saints do not attribute their actions to themselves, acknowledging that they are merely instruments of God's will. As a result, they declare their association with God by proclaiming, "We come in the Name of the Lord." Their conviction stems from the understanding that it is ultimately God who endows them with the ability to perform righteous acts.The exhibition of God's potency is reliant on the employment of discernible mechanisms, which provide evidence of God's utilization of them for His own glorification. Given that God is the supreme dominion over all origins, it follows that He must also have dominion over language and consequences.The principle of sovereignty is intimately linked to God's covenantal love. The demonstration of God's benevolence is not restricted to human beings, but encompasses even non-living entities that are vulnerable to deterioration.