What does the interesting way that God brought this proclamation of the first king of Israel say about his will and desire?

Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 4 Article 2

The sermon explores the biblical account of humanity's creation, emphasizing the unique nature of humankind as possessing immortal souls, reflecting God's image, and receiving both knowledge and a law written on their hearts. It highlights the initial state of happiness and dominion enjoyed by Adam and Eve before the fall, contrasting it with the potential for transgression inherent in human free will. The discussion extends to the hope of restoration in the new creation, where communion with God will be fully realized and Jesus Christ will reign as the ultimate representative, offering peace surpassing even the perfection of the original Garden of Eden. The passage from 1 Samuel underscores the Israelites' desire for a human king, despite God's sovereignty, and examines the complexities of leadership, emphasizing the importance of God-touched individuals and the enduring need for faithfulness in the face of opposition.