Rather, He separated Himself to the special task of providing a means of salvation for all people by His death. God's holiness, then, is the characteristic that sets him apart from his creation. And His holiness has at least four distinguishing elements. The First Is Majesty. Majesty is the dominant element seen in both Old and New Testament visions of God in His glory.
Most people are a bit awed in the presence of a king, a president, or some famous person.
They are overwhelmed, and rightly so. God is awesome in His holiness. A Second Element Is God's Will. Apart from it, the idea of holiness becomes abstract, impersonal, and static. God's will is predominantly set on proclaiming Himself as the Holy One, whose glory must on no account be diminished because of human arrogance and willful rebellion.