It was God's eternal plan to bestow His love upon certain individuals while also pouring out His wrath upon those who continued in their sin. If He determined to love individuals from eternity, then He will continue to love them indefinitely. Otherwise, He would not be able to express His love as intended in His eternal plan.

All individuals are inherently flawed and fall short of perfection. They are subject to divine punishment and God's continuous displeasure. There is no inherent goodness in humans, with the exception of God. Humans harbor animosity towards God and refuse to submit to His authority. The only factor that distinguishes those whom God favors from those He condemns is Christ. Through His flawless obedience, both in action and in suffering, Christ has the ability to save those who belong to Him until the end. Christ did not pray for the world, but specifically for His followers, asking that the Father would protect them until the end. Once we belong to Christ, we enter into a unique fellowship with the Father through the Holy Spirit. Our fellowship differs from that of those who do not belong to Christ. Our identity is not based on our ability to maintain our connection with God's love, but rather on the fact that we are first loved by God, enabling us to love in return. Being in Christ means being encompassed by God's love at all times; there is no possibility of being outside of Christ and, consequently, unloved. This is the purpose of God's plan in Christ – to love us until the end, solely for the sake of His own goodness, which brings Him glory. If His love for us was intended to serve His own goodness, ensuring that He alone receives glory, anything less would diminish His purpose.

The wicked individuals endure a range of negative emotions such as guilt, fear, shame, condemnation, anger, and a sense of separation from God. They exist in a perpetual state of unease and hostility in their relationship with God. However, our safeguard against being in a contentious relationship with Christ lies in His unwavering love for us. His steadfast love, expressed through His promises and covenant with us, precludes Him from simultaneously loving and being angry with us. Yet, He is capable of expressing love towards us while also harboring anger towards the wicked. It is important to note that God does not possess conflicting desires or intentions.

I will now delve deeper into this topic. Our perceptions of God are often shaped by our past desires and our tendency to focus on falsehoods, leading us into a world of illusion. These thoughts are not guided by grace, but by the darkness within us. If we allow ourselves to dwell on these illusions, we will only experience sorrow. However, if we focus on God's holiness and love, we can break free from this negative cycle of thinking. Our beliefs are influenced by our outlook on life, our emotions, and how we interpret our experiences of joy and sorrow. Ultimately, our perspective on God's love is determined by these factors.

In order for us to truly understand and experience the power of God's will, we must seek His divine revelation. Through this revelation, we can gain a deeper understanding of God's control over our natural inclinations. It is crucial that we stop struggling with our own thoughts and ideas and instead strive for a transformative change in our disposition. This change requires a battle of logic and reasoning, as it is not a mere process but a supernatural deliverance. It is a conversion that occurs through the unveiling of extraordinary powers.