"The fear of disobedience is a healthy fear". I disagree. Let me give you some verbal pictures to make you clear that these words are used in the Old Testament. I think every time we say that healthy fear is necessary, it is dangerous. Maternal love has no fear, but perfect love dispels fear. The ideal love is the love that God loves or His inexhaustible love. If you fear God, say that his shame is good for you. They teach that any time you feel fear, shame, and guilt of sin is good, but the Bible teaches that these positions are cursed.For example, look at Psalm 25: "Lord, I lift up my soul for you. I believe in you, my God, and those who trust in you will never be ashamed, but traitors who have no reason will be ashamed." This It's not about hope and betrayal, but about people who make a covenant with God, who trust in Jehovah, and evil people say that God is silent. This God is untrustworthy. Why is the poet never ashamed to say that he is a covenant of God? Since God’s covenant people never accuse God of war with his faithful people, this is inevitable in the context of national pride. Only the wicked think that God is indifferent and never feel ashamed of not compromising. At the end of the chapter, it says that God "trusts his covenant son."A strong relationship is a father-son relationship. This relationship is different from that of the father on earth, because everything is out of grace. 

The psalmist said: "Please help me with your faithfulness and justice. Do not judge your servant for anyone. Live in front of you."Therefore, the psalmist says that God will not humiliate him, because just as the poet is fighting, so is God. Same. Therefore, voluntarily giving up one's moral obligations is treason. Official status has become a sacred covenant to maintain his eternity. This is an accurate verbal expression of how we honor God. So what is this sincere awe? It is described as a vision of the light of God's glory. Israel has a reason.It is declared as light at night and as flame during the day. This fire is used in the New Testament to represent the destructive power of God, and it has never turned to Israel. He must always be on the front lines to eliminate the enemies of Israel. The fact is that when the Lord of Glory descends from the sky in a chariot to save his people, it marks a military victory. This Lord is so glorious that the dazzling light of God blinds the enemy. 

It is the image of God being with his Israel that experienced this divine power in the midst of the battle. The New Testament author speaks of a special power that we experience indirectly from the God who works for us. In the Old Testament, the Lord commanded the Israelite's to order him to participate in their battles. You see this in the poems, where these proverbs are mixed with personal experiences of military glory and victory.At chapt 25, the poet blessed himself and described how we shape our hearts and how to make the poet a new person, so we experience the light of the Lord’s divine glory, and when we experience the mystery of God’s work for us, we feel This extraordinary magical power.