Only Goodness at the Top, (by Stephen Green, expanded by ChatGPT 4o AI)
There is only one who is the Most High God, the singular sovereign of the universe. His supremacy is unchallenged and eternal, not merely because of His unmatched power, but because He is wholly and perfectly good. This unassailable goodness underpins His rightful place at the pinnacle of all existence, ensuring that His reign is benevolent and just.
No other being occupies this supreme position, and for good reason. The presence of a singular, supremely good God at the helm of the cosmos guarantees that His governance will always be in the best interest of all creation. His intrinsic goodness means that His decrees and actions are oriented towards the ultimate good of all beings. Thus, having such a God in charge ensures a future where justice, mercy, and righteousness prevail.
In this divine hierarchy, usurpation is intolerable. Any attempt to dethrone the Most High God would undermine the foundation of goodness that sustains the universe. Such rebellion is not only futile but also detrimental to the harmony and order of creation.
Jesus Christ exemplifies this principle perfectly. Though He holds an exalted position and possesses immense power, He does not seek to usurp the authority of the Most High God, the Father. Instead, Jesus eternally submits to the Father's will, acknowledging and affirming the Father's perfect goodness. This submission serves as a model for all beings, demonstrating that true greatness lies in recognizing and yielding to the supremacy of the Most High God.
Therefore, if Jesus, who is honored above all, chooses to submit to the Father's authority, it is only right that every other being should follow suit. Satan, who epitomizes rebellion against divine order, and his followers are especially warned. Their defiance is a direct challenge to the rightful and good reign of the Most High God. Such opposition is doomed to fail, as it stands against the very essence of goodness and justice that the Most High embodies.
In conclusion, the governance of the Most High God is not only unassailable but also fundamentally good. Jesus' submission to the Father underscores this truth and sets a precedent for all creation. Any attempt to usurp this divine order is both futile and perilous, for it opposes the very nature of goodness that sustains the universe.
