This profound exploration delves into the essence of reliable individuals' autonomy, in light of the unpredictable nature of divine intervention. It posits that humans, susceptible to moral transgressions, may act dishonorably without evading divine awareness. Should God lack foreknowledge of human comprehension prior to committing an offense, his eternal essence faces potential jeopardy when undertaking the redemption of humanity, the very object of his transgression. The unforeseen decline of the initially dispirited human is attributed to the notion that God, negligently, becomes dependent on his own ascent.Within the realm of the paralyzed man's deliberate choice to violate moral boundaries, God's dependence on this decision can be interpreted as a result of humanity's capacity to commit sins, which poses a challenge to God's unchanging nature. However, if God were subject to human self-governance, He would not readily tolerate any indication of human inclination towards wrongdoing.Furthermore, should God choose to withhold prescience of forthcoming wrongdoings, His omnipotence would be curtailed. Ultimately, in the event that celestial entities depend on human self-determination, the magnitude of their celestial dominion hinges on mortal capacities. Within this construct, human self-rule would assume paramount significance over a realm of blissful autonomy and everlasting deliverance. In order to truly grasp the ethereal notion of "divine abstinence," as ordained by the heavens, one must delve into the depths of how mortals can sufficiently prove their worthiness in the eyes of the Almighty. The implementation of celestial principles of self-rule in the realm of sanctioned self-denial hinges upon a conscious surrender of human autonomy by mankind. Nevertheless, God reveres the established fabric of society, cherishing the delicate balance and unity amongst His creation, suggesting that individuals would not be swayed towards malevolence had He fashioned them in a steadfast manner, upon which He could unwaveringly rely.If the power that God possesses to undermine human autonomy and diminish transgressions is lacking, understanding the logic and consistency of his rise becomes a formidable task. To solidify the trustworthiness and believability of God, it is crucial that he impartially assess the consequences of human erroneous choices and the punishments linked to their transgressions. This is because God tirelessly seeks everlasting salvation and his blessed self-sufficiency remains inviolable. Any encroachment upon his autonomy would erode the divine essence that resides within him.