In light of this, humanity finds itself forming an alliance with a new ally, Satan. In this tumultuous relationship, a pact is forged with this newfound father figure, leading humanity to question the veracity of God's words and ultimately commit an act of betrayal against Him. In His pursuit of humanity, God seeks them out and finds them alongside their new father figure. In a moment of confrontation, God poses a poignant question: "Do you believe all my words?" To which the man responds, "Not exactly, but I am right." This exchange encapsulates the struggle between divine truth and human inclination, highlighting the complexities of faith, doubt, and the consequences of turning away from the divine law that governs our existence. Our shared belief in the inviolability of divine law is clearly reflected in the moral verdicts passed down upon those who violate these sacred precepts. Every person who strays from this law willingly subjects themselves to the divine repercussions that have been established by God. The Almighty, who categorically calls for the swift enactment of eternal death as a consequence for transgressions, oversees the entirety of existence through the principles of His law. No external power can alter or undermine His unchanging and absolute standards of divine justice. The independent application of God's law within our earthly realm is exemplified by the limitations imposed on humanity's inclination to cause harm to both the world around us and its inhabitants. Consequently, the inevitable fate that awaits those who transgress leads to a significant and lasting alienation from God, a state of disconnection that endures even beyond the Last Judgment. From His eternal throne, God attentively watches the events of our world unfold. In the act of creation, God brought the earth into existence with remarkable precision, embedding His law within it in a way that is both accessible and understandable. If anything were to exist in isolation from this divine order, it would be unable to showcase the splendor of God's law, thus erasing any legitimate rationale for the harmonious balance we observe in creation. Therefore, every functional aspect of the universe stands as a testament and compelling evidence of God's merciful workings in accordance with His law. Should God's law not have been established, there would be a possibility for other forces to challenge or even surpass His divine authority. The protective tenets that underlie God's law serve as its foundation.