If we accept that God is sovereign, we must grapple with the troubling notion that some individuals, who are responsible for their actions, may not be included among His chosen elect. Does this suggest that God is merely making an arbitrary decision? When God provides us with the Ten Commandments, His intention is clear: He desires for us to truly love Him and our neighbors. By giving us these commandments, He equips us with the knowledge necessary to make thoughtful choices about what is truly important in life. While there may be good in various actions and behaviors, God's sovereignty remains absolute, and His laws reflect this sovereignty. This raises a compelling question: how can we reconcile the idea of God's arbitrary choice with the effective and wise manner in which He guides the world, allowing us to make conscious decisions that align with His grace and the principles of His law? God's righteousness is unwavering, and for us to have a joyful perception of Him, He must intentionally allow for the existence of limitations, thereby showcasing His moral greatness and divine goodness. In this way, God's actions and decisions are not arbitrary but rather part of a grand design that highlights His character and the principles of justice and mercy that govern His creation. It is crucial to understand that God does not act outside of His inherent attributes. For there to be goodness in this ideal world, and for God to fulfill His purposes satisfactorily, He must embody perfect righteousness. This righteousness demands a legitimate adherence to moral law. Therefore, God is compelled to make decisions that not only affirm the existence of essential good but also ensure that everything is coordinated according to His divine plan. His purpose in making such wise decisions is to effectively uphold justice and appropriately address the presence of necessary evils in the world. God created the world with the intention of governing it in everlasting peace. His initial decision to provide for us in a way that promotes our well-being was a reflection of His wisdom. To guarantee eternal peace, God must produce outcomes that align with His purpose, ensuring that there is no moral understanding that exists apart from His intended design. As a result, those individuals who, by their nature, fail to embody God's moral goodness are left to navigate the complexities of life in a state of confusion, struggling to coexist peacefully.