2For in your own eyes it is too flattering to see your sin or to hate it. The psalmist teaches that when we do not have oracles in our hearts, we practice some form of flattery. His heart in the previous verse. The psalmist has the oracles. in his heart that the wicked do not want and that is flattery. It really is a disgusting heart. Then we accuse God of hatred with the curse of sin. We cannot be sufficiently justified by the disgusting heart. The words of his mouth are mean and misleading. ; He stopped being wise and doing good.  

”Even in his bed he has bad plans; he commits sinful behavior and does not reject evil "and compares the words of the oracles with the words of the wicked, uses the ideas and words to create his own god. Since man does not fear God, since he hates oracles, he trains to make one's own god or to hate one's fellow human beings; it is not even about the attitude of hatred, but the process by which reality is viewed.Think of all the Christians who do not judge properly because of the laziness of knowing the oracles, the grace that God gives is beyond our understanding, the judgments we use are very self-deception, but thank God we practice them Sin not here is the psalmist speaking. 4 Evil forges even in his bed; He practices sinful behavior and does not reject wrong. Unlike the Christian, the evil one goes one step further and breaks all good in society. Sin is ra a. He does not reject ra a. The main difference is that by divine grace. we are set free and by grace the word of God is implanted in us. But of course the wicked do not have a proper understanding of God because the new man is not passed on to them. So we practice the sin of rebellion.We don't judge by oracles and the sin of making other gods, we don't know God through oracles, but we do it out of misunderstanding and not out of hatred.

It can be seen that the psalmist does not set the believer against the thoughts and works of evil man, but rather describes the oracles of God. Anyone who loves oracles knows that God cannot accept our good works. Salvation, where defending God means defending God's people, we speak of law, covenants, curses, etc. We would not destroy all that is good in this world because of God's love and loyalty, but because of God's grace. 6 Your righteousness is like mountains, your righteousness like the great depths; the psalmist uses the name EL, sovereign and dominates all things; this God never changes his law; he judges all things; his curses are always righteous. describes those of the wicked who practice ra a and the righteous indignation of God over the curse. It is not our job to get revenge. 7 How priceless is your infallible love!Both the high and the low among men find refuge in the shadow of your wings. “God's righteous indignation is not hateful because He shows mercy by allowing the wicked to repent. Its specific purpose is to redeem humanity. Good God all the time. He speaks of God's holy promises in divine oracles, a refuge from which we can miraculously escape all potential dangers in this world.

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