The Psalms precisely describe the benevolent struggle that man acts as God's representative on this earth by seeking transparency before God, transparency is the emotional language of our circumstances, we are not God who keeps a prudent look, that is our disadvantage, With whom we are united, God, arranging the events of this world for our good and his glory. Since our faith is seriously threatened, it provides inspired words to unite our vision by accurately communicating the language of our hearts. So that we can think like God and experience eternity in our hearts as God made us.

We naturally see things in our world through the eyes of deism. It is very difficult for us to believe that God made everything right and rearranged everything to work for his glory and for our good. God established his kingdom over the world. Earth and yet, from our point of view, we experience events that seem to get out of control. This is the question I was really trying to answer. If the sovereign God has promised to fix everything for our best, how can we regain a sense of satisfaction? When there is no reasonable benefit to us in experiencing salvation in our practical lives?Has God just made his promise he is in control, we have to accept the pain of this life because it is His mysterious work? Or has he given us a language that prevents anything that has the purpose of ruining us? If every time we feel pain we have to conclude that God is doing something we do not understand, that does not mean that the power of God is quite mysterious, that God is at a distance to prove that He is God?

Ps 17 the psalmist faces the enemy as if fighting valiantly in hand-to-hand combat. We find it difficult to believe that there are convenient times in our lives when we are exposed to attack by the enemy. The Christian life is not about being devoted, but rather learning from the scriptures how to professionally attack the bitter enemy in hand-to-hand combat. This is exactly how the psalmist describes the Christian experience. As a high priest, he is empowered to speak human covenants, curses, laws, decrees, and longings to redeem God. If you are experienced in using the Psalms and pronouncing the words of God, you will see this minds battle of the enemy hunt. A single line woven into the use of these words goes into battle in hand-to-hand combat. .

That is extremely important. Satan rules people with a mindset that is motivated by spiritual fortresses. He uses spiritual ideas as a deadly threat to our wellbeing.We face a formidable enemy who controls places of authority outside our sphere of influence. He is the prince and the power of the air. It inspires the mind to ideas about threats that are more common than God's peace language. Hatred is like fire. People plan against the word of God, and we feel that the burning evil is always directed at the weak. The Bible warns that people's hearts will betray them. We are preparing for the evil day of multiple attacks that destroy the weak. We define the enemy's tactics through pronouncements. Prayers go universal and force the fight at the top of the beach. AR