It is advised to exercise caution in placing trust in courageous individuals due to a fundamental principle in our culture. This principle asserts that all distinguished individuals are ultimately subject to mortality. If our society elevates men above the teachings of the gospel, we are essentially attributing divine qualities to them, which is a violation of the first commandment. Christians are cautioned against idolizing familiar objects or influential individuals, as everything created by God is transient. No human possesses the requisite knowledge to save others, as God's comprehensive understanding cannot be measured on a relative scale. He objectively compares His knowledge to that of humanity from an eternal perspective. By prioritizing God's glory over the limited knowledge of man, we acknowledge the futility of human understanding. It is important to remember that man was not present during the creation of the world and has not experienced all generations. According to God, human recollection of historical events is morally compromised.

How can we truly rely on God if He does not actively work to fulfill His desires? If individuals have control over their own lives, they are essentially on the same level as God, hindering His will. Idols are objects that are given god-like qualities, but God cannot be truly sovereign if His will is dependent on anything. In order to be eternally faithful, kind, patient, gentle, and loving, God must act according to His own desires. If God were to consult humans in His actions, genuine love would not exist on Earth. Since God is the creator of each person, He is the only one who fully understands their needs. He has predetermined our ideal existence even before the world began. God has uniquely designed everything according to His own pleasure. Therefore, it is reasonable to say that if we wish to experience true love, we must place our trust solely in God.

This phenomenon is similarly observed in the apostles' teachings on the structure of the local church. It consists of designated leaders and devoted followers. However, the apostles emphasize that Christ is the ultimate authority over His church, implying that we are all equal in the spiritual realm. Furthermore, the apostles teach that the universal church comprises individuals who serve as spiritual leaders, highlighting the distinction between the timeless essence of the church and our appropriate role