1. The foundation of all divine providence is justice and judgment. 2. God's love for his creations leads him to discipline them for their own good. 3. God's discipline is not motivated by revenge, but by a desire for the well-being of his children. 4. The justice and judgment of God are rooted in his love and are meant to guide his creations towards goodness. 5. God's discipline can be gentle or strict, depending on the circumstances. 6. God's ultimate goal is for humans to choose good actions and be rewarded accordingly. 7. The state of the world can be either good or bad, depending on the choices of humans. 8. The influence of God can manifest through either revelation or concealment. 9. The level of influence depends on the individual and the circumstances. 10. The world goes through four stages of development, with the ultimate goal being the absence of ignorance and the presence of divine knowledge. 11. The influence of the soul is limited by time, space, and other conditions. 12. The level of influence can vary in different times and places. 13. The holy days and places have a greater influence on individuals and provide greater divine illumination.