The New Testament “ sin not in wrathfulness” naturally comes from a resemblant passage from the psalms. In the manifestation, Christ suffered death to represent the Atonement appertained to Psalm 4"to offer righteous offerings."The Old Testament shines. Offers" creatures to whom death was given." Tearing a animal piecemeal is a befitting conceit for God to curse on Jesus. God used this conceit when he blamed the Israelites for fastening on the physical characteristics of the sacrifice. Psalm 50 “ Remember this, you forget the Lord, or I'll tear you to pieces and no bone will be saved." The ultimate immolation wasn't just an atonement; it's the sanctification of the pledges of the covenant. The psalmist tutored that they read the law with the wrong station towards the immolation." Read my law or put my covenant on his lips?"They didn't offer offerings in the spirit of damnation. When we duly approach God in praise, anguish, solicitation, and remorse, it must be done in a holistic manner. We can not escape the consequences. Abuse when we come into contact with wrongdoers, that is why we get the contagion. Wrathfulness that must be quarantined by casting the curse. However, He must respond to sin by making up for the abuse we witness, If God embraces us with conduct. Hence, God cast the curses so we could be defended, so we could be recovered. However, we beget our wrathfulness loiter and harden our hearts, If we don't exploit licit defense on curses.