Every individual is born into a world characterized by sin and darkness. These terms, sin and darkness, can be contrasted with grace and light, respectively. They serve as indicators of the degree of evil present within a society. The key question is how deeply ingrained this sin is, which in turn determines the extent of darkness. This darkness, which permeates our world, signifies the level of power abuse and moral decline that has taken hold. When we contemplate this darkness, we compare it to our understanding of the general inclinations stemming from various ideas and beliefs, as manifested in the overall well-being of God's eternal kingdom. This kingdom represents His absolute control over the world. By thinking beyond the confines of the present state of the world, we consider the interplay between these opposing forces. Darkness is not solely a state of sensory deprivation in the absence of physical light, but it also encompasses how individuals have chosen to wield power in this world. Believers have the capability to engage in profound and extensive contemplation in order to ascertain the nature of reality. This notion may appear unconventional, but it is a reflection of the tumultuous state of the world we inhabit. In our society, the concept of truth cannot be passively accepted when it involves one person exerting dominance over another. Rather, it represents a universal acceptance of a standard that permits abuse. It is not appropriate for individuals to solely assume the role of ultimate judges in determining the boundaries of a peaceful society. This is because one person's perception of abuse may either be an exaggerated response to the prevailing norms of that society or an attempt to assert their own dominance. In essence, all individuals strive to subvert these established norms.The ruling power of God is eternal, as His eternal throne represents His love and attributes within the Trinitarian relationship throughout eternity. This is why, after creating the world, He proclaimed it to be good. We believe that God's goodness in establishing His created order is an expression of His eternal love, faithfulness, goodness, and kindness, and He is pleased with it remaining as such for all time. Furthermore, God is able to bring good out of the evil and darkness in the world, demonstrating His ruling power and  providence over it. We are born into a world of darkness, but there exists a providence that reveals the glorious radiance of God, which He is pleased to dwell in for eternity. This glory encompasses God's attributes of goodness and holiness, which adorn His throne. When we speak of God's throne adorned with holiness, we are referring to a beauty that surpasses our understanding of pleasure, even surpassing the beauty of the rainbow. It represents His power, radiant beauty, love, faithfulness, and justice, as He providentially cares for His children and works to bring good out of all opposition. He personally relates to us as a loving Father. When we discuss God's rule over creation, we are acknowledging the multitude of  providences that are orchestrated based on God's eternal knowledge and in response to the evil schemes of humanity. God's purpose is not only to bring light into the world through individual salvation, but also to reorder the universe that is engulfed in darkness and reprobation.