Ps 64 1 Hear me, O God, as I utter my complaint; protect my life from the threat of the enemy 2 hide me from the conspiracy of the wicked, from this noisy crowd of evildoers." God examines every thought as if we were moving parts of our body through our choices God judges evil thoughts as metaphysical acts of disobedience All lawlessness springs from man's mind The war between good and evil is waged by the innate ability of man Expert in describing the opposition in manipulating the law, but we are experts in fighting pronouncements to expose all wrong words.

64 3 They sharpen their tongues like swords, and direct their words like deadly arrows. they attack the innocent; they shoot him suddenly, without fear. "The theme of this psalm is to compare the pronunciation of the law, the covenants, the curses, etc. as we fight hand in hand with weapons of war. The wicked world is a warehouse of intricate plans by wicked men who unanimously agree to To kill God and abolish benevolent saints. The wicked represent the profession of spying on the righteous and describing the world without God and the saints. The saints clearly do not have enough reason to spy.Eternal proclamations cannot be naturally contained by time and space. We invariably manage to raise our voices when all hope is lost.

64 5 They encourage one another to make evil plans, they talk about hiding their traps, they say, "Who will see them?" 6 They plan injustice and say, "We have come up with a perfect plan!" Man's mind and heart are certainly torn. “The psalmist combats God's official description of the world through the grand scheme of pronounced laws, covenants, curses, etc. The world communities in moral darkness. Saints are the intelligent stewards of the law, which is violently pronounced in animal control. We declare supernatural control over the universal armies of the satanic realms. A benevolent saint can methodically destroy the world plan through authoritative pronouncements. His own tongue against them and will ruin them; all who see them will shake their heads contemptuously. "Curses apply to the wicked who redefine natural law; the wicked who use unlawful words curses himself; duly expose and submit authoritarian utterances; his own wicked words will precisely bring him to public contempt.

64 9 All human beings will fear, proclaim the works of God and ponder what he has done. Praise him, all righteous in heart! God spoke his divine creation in his eternal counsel. He declared organized opposition and fair success over the opposition.In this way, we rule the world without being physically present to witness the implementation of these plans. We invariably contain the objective reality through authorized statements. Relevant statements will always be so convincing that even the wicked will unanimously agree with their moral judgments.