The divine law is a description of the holiness of God.

• A. To Describe The Holiness Of God
• B. To Regulate Worship
• C. To Enforce Rituals
• D. To Govern Daily Life

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that divine law reveals the holiness of God. divine law is not simply a rulebook; it shines a light on who God is—utterly holy, righteous, and set apart. By giving the law, God unveils His character and His standard of holiness, showing what pleases Him and how humans should respond in worship and moral living. So the statement that divine law describes God’s holiness captures this revelatory purpose. While the law also guides worship and conduct, those are ways the holiness it reveals is lived out, not the core description the law provides.