Implicit within the concept of a 'precept' or 'command' is will, desire, delight or pleasure. This is inherent in its definition. The person giving a command is implicitly expressing his will or desire regarding what he wants the recipient of the command to do. He is stating what he is pleased with. Specifically with regards to divine precepts, God is revealing what he desires man to do.
Divine decrees imply divine desires as well.
God decrees that which he desires to occur. The Necessity of Non-Contradiction Certain proponents of the Well Meant Offer suggest that there is a contradiction between the divine desire for repentance of man in general and the divine desire that only the elect repent, at least insofar as man can comprehend. Such proponents generally recognize that there can be no contradiction in God, since contradiction is ultimately impossible and God is a God of order. But such proponents indicate that in terms of human logic and understanding the two propositions are indeed contradictory. Such an assertion fails to grasp the necessity of non-contradiction, for man as well as for God.