right to complain, but also God has the Creator’s right to do what He will with those whom He has Himself moulded and fashioned.”12 Such is surely the right starting point—a reminder to us of the proper posture that we, as creatures, are to have when seeking to understand the ways of our Creator. Yet the same does not mean that we are not to seek to understand the relationship between truths as profound as divine sovereignty and human responsibility. Rather, it reminds us that our quest for understanding