What guides us down the path of sanctification? The Psalmist teaches God nicely spoke creation into actuality according to pronounced law, covenants, curses, rulings, decrees and pledges. Obedience in the wisdom books is observance. He reasons no bone can observe what they don't know. We love God with our minds first. We need stopping the sin and corruption at the point of desire. It's insolvable to address sin by simple action. Because the correctional law that adequately warns of sin also feeds the glowing fire of guilt, shame and fear. This is why God meetly gave the same pronouncements of the law, covenants, curses etc. in effective opposition toward Satan and his aggressive children. The verity a witch boils up some substances and performs a form of curses. The wicked use Gods Law to worship the Devil by casting spells. The wicked gets the ideas of spells from their familiar experience of the law and Gods voice of the curse. ( air) Ive witnessed their response when I describe the curse. Its stunning to watch them retreat. Man is naturally superstitious. Proverbs directly describe the dolorous voice of cruel shame as man allowing he's under attack indeed tho no bone is hotly pursuing. Everyone receives silent voices in the mind. This is why the Psalmist speaks the pronouncements to himself. He chides himself by speaking to himself. The satanist wishes detriment were as we unfeignedly ask whatever God desires. Our solicitations are like a humorless want also. They cast spells but we get illumination by the axioms. We're both exercising a miraculous power to act upon and for us. Ps 25 21 May integrity and uprightness cover me, because my stopgap is in you."The psalms are filled with these authoritative pronouncements. The wishes to produce deep solicitations. 30 12"that my heart may sing to you and not be silent. O LORD my God, I'll give you thanks ever.33 22"May your unerring love rest upon us, O LORD, indeed as we put our stopgap in you. He's tutoring his solicitations through these pronouncements. When he feels, hang or in peril.35 8may ruin catch them by surprise-may the net they hid entangle them, may they fall into the hole, to their ruin." You'll find every response we witness has a response in the psalms. We learn to reply through these pronouncements. I have come veritably professed in the use of these wishes in 40 times of using them in my responses. Its kind of like casting a spell over ourselves. Ultimately learn to feel like we're in Gods kingdom. We confess ourselves into believing. Look up let, may, don't let, produce, and let not in a concordance of the psalms. You'll see the psalms are filled with these pronouncements.