Religion & Spirituality

The bible says the desires of the diligent are fully satisfied, what are your thoughts about it?

Now there are exceptions to this promise in the bible which I list in the paragraphs below:

It says that wickedness overthrows the sinner, so if you are diligent about wickedness or if you are diligent about sin, or if you are diligent about the bad habits or negative thoughts that precede sin, your plans and efforts will get overthrown by God...

Because there are qualifying conditions for every positive condition and promise outlined in the bible, to prevent people from using the bible or any religious book for witchcraft purposes that defy the actual motivations of God and his people.

But how comforting is that, that it says if you avoid wickedness, sin, bad habits, or negative and doubting thoughts, as well as unnecessary hate or alienation or vice, that your diligent plants lead to a certain victory, either at the goal you are chasing, or at the rewards you want to receive as a direct result of the goals you are chasing...

An example could be, you seek a marriage because you want to feel romantic happiness, and then when your partner dies, God becomes your spiritual husband and fills you with the same feelings you felt for your dead partner, therefore, you did not get the goals you wanted, but you got the rewards you were hoping to receive through the goals you were chasing through God etc...

But the bible says God cares about the things you care about and he isn't going to punish you if you like something positive that isn't biblical or directly moral such as chocolate powder in your coffee, cute dogs and birds, or a nice walk through a garden near the place you live etc...

The bible says the desires of the diligent are fully satisfied, what are your thoughts about it?
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