The psalm provides for the proclamation of death by law for lawbreakers in God, as if a person who was under the power of the curse in time were certain of receiving the final judgment in eternity. God sees the dead go. The psalmist recognizes God's ordinances and understands that God does what he pleases. God doesn't deal with anything emotionally. He just speaks, and His judgments are sure and firm. Even so, we experience doubts, threats, but we need to understand that God describes everything according to His perfect Word, so that sin not only breaks a law, but reduces the perfect description of God through our corruption or ineptitude. When God speaks it is perfect, but when we communicate it is a redefinition of the perfect description of God. So you can see that there is no way to live a second without offending God. This is the description of the spread of evil in the world. The difference between violence and non-violence.

 This is why the poet makes decrees, curses, covenants, and promises. Because the "word" of God who created and maintained the world is one of its goals-to glorify God himself. Absolute authority is embodied in the fact that God controls all authority and creation with perfect blessings and curses. This is why the cross is described as a combination of hatred and love, justice and mercy. Because God created people like him, we communicate and proclaim these gifts according to our own wishes. It is not to reconcile our desires with God, but He communicates with us through these gifts of His Word, combining our goals in this life with our desires. Therefore, the poet seeks happiness by praising God, seeks safety by issuing curses, and seeks to know God by praying in his covenant language. It is an expression of God's rule over the heart.

 The curse is a natural response to our corrupt experience. Humans have limited judgments about sin, pain, and corruption. If we understand the depth of our judgment like God, we will be destroyed. We must always look at events and people with shortsightedness. We believe that through action we can succeed. Our first reaction to the repair is to do something. But the Bible teaches that the purpose of life is to understand who God is and who we are. This is why God did not leave us a rule book, but a living community word for our souls.

 Therefore, our problems always stem from not knowing who God is based on what he tells us.The poet learned to think about God after him to encourage his intentions. It means everything has been decided before we are comforted and satisfied. This is why God has given us a curse, so we can be content and anger can be consumed by his final righteous indignation. It is important for us to accomplish this task so our curse of anger becomes a satisfying rest. We are always taught, it is best to listen to God silently. But the poet in turn issued curses. Be confident in God's response to evil, as fighting evil. When we pronounce these gifts, God will teach us to align our feelings with our words. We are creatures with human emotions of anger, doubt and fear. Learn how God communicates these temperaments by controlling our thoughts. So God used his words to create.