The worship book of the Old Testament serves as a guide for how the narrative is constructed. The wisdom book, on the other hand, can be seen as a set of rules inspired by God's authority, as if He is seated on His heavenly throne, conveying the story of redemption through the words of the Prophets. Every word in the Old Testament is carefully arranged by God, who is responsible for establishing the order of time and controlling our lives. In our relationship with Christ, we echo His prayer to the Father, entrusting our lives to Him. Through His perfect obedience to the law, Christ speaks on our behalf, leading us to eternal life. The Old Testament serves as a testament to God's satisfaction in protecting us through His law. It is a precious record of the history of God's covenant people, showcasing His provision and care amidst a nation that has strayed from His ways.The prophets functioned as the stewards of God's covenant. Within the framework of the Abrahamic covenant, God made a pledge "to bless those who treated Abraham favorably and to curse those who treated him unfavorably." However, it is important to note that this promise was not extended to the entirety of Israel. The prophets would approach God through a worship book that was bestowed upon them. This book served to elevate their spiritual understanding and enable them to witness the magnificent splendor of God. While God resided on the mountain where the temple was constructed, He imparted a revelation to the prophets that transcended the physical boundaries of the earthly temple. This revelation was conveyed in the form of divine words, which brought about a sense of delight and enlightenment as the people were granted the opportunity to contemplate the majesty of God.The ceremonial law, although viewed as burdensome in retrospect, actually instilled a deep desire for the arrival of the Redeemer who would bring salvation from their struggles. This longing shifted their focus from the law to the grace of God, understanding it in a more practical manner. Regardless of the religious system one follows, the complex dynamics of love and hate towards God remain constant, as the salvation offered by God surpasses all alternative paths to seek Him. It transcends the limitations of time and space, forming a kingdom that resides within each saint.