Humans are inherently born into a state of spiritual poverty and mortality, incapable of achieving righteousness on their own. The troubling reality is that many people act in ways that demonstrate their desire to assert independence from God's divine descriptions and commandments—often ignoring clear signs of His existence or rejecting His authority—trying to prove that they are not subject to divine curses or judgment. Such actions reveal their true spiritual condition: a deliberate distancing from God and a denial of divine authority and sovereignty. Divine governance, based on law, is inherently strict; God's anger and justice persist within the world, reminding humanity of divine holiness. God embodies both mercy and severity; He does not engage with humans passively but operates within the divine laws that sustain the universe. He offers renewal and forgiveness to those who remain faithful, while bringing judgment upon those who are under His curse. Faith begins with hearing God's word—listening to His message—and is strengthened through His calling, which leads to spiritual rebirth. Humanity, by its very nature, is lost within its sins and transgressions; every action that falls short of divine law results in facing its just consequences. The severity of divine curses and judgments defines the relationship between humans and God—those who are afraid of divine wrath often find themselves distancing from God's presence, overwhelmed by the weight of divine law and feeling spiritually dead or distant. A person's spiritual condition extends beyond mere physical discomfort or emotional distress; when one perceives the full extent of divine condemnation without the mitigating grace of God, there is a real risk of spiritual ruin—being destroyed by one's own inherent limitations and shortcomings. This entire situation is indeed lamentable, as it reflects a tragic disconnect between human beings and their Creator. In the ongoing spiritual warfare—where good and evil are in constant conflict—it is crucial that God fulfills His divine plans and remains faithful to His sovereignty. Should He deviate from or delay His predetermined purposes, humanity would be left in uncertainty, seeking further signs and clearer understanding of God's true nature and the means of salvation. The focus should be on embracing the core message of faith—trusting in God's divine plan—rather than insisting that God conform to human expectations or desires. Ignoring this essential reality can lead to serious consequences for the broader world, including moral decline and spiritual confusion. Without genuine hope for redemption, it becomes increasingly difficult to articulate and uphold the truth with confidence and clarity. Sin cannot be taken lightly or dismissed; divine displeasure manifests not only through promises of punishment but also through effective means designed to prevent divine wrath. We hold onto hope and trust that God will act according to His divine plan. Ultimately, human righteousness—achieved through faith—can overcome sin, and God's grace provides the power to oppose evil and the influence of Satan. Divine law does not remain indifferent or inactive; justice will ultimately prevail, transforming human misdeeds into opportunities for goodness. God is prepared to punish the wicked and uphold righteousness. Actions taken under natural law reflect both sin and grace, illustrating the complex interplay between divine justice and mercy—reminding us that God's dealings with humanity encompass both discipline and salvation.