141 4 Let not my heart be drawn to that which is evil, to partake in evil deeds with men who are evil; don't let me eat their delicacies. “Defense against his elaborate plans. The devil first uses guilt, shame, and fear to generally capture the conscious mind of  saints. But he will quickly avoid authoritative statements of criminal law and curse. Surrender Offer the mythical realms of the world to voluntarily cease uttering the fundamental axioms.He will speak directly through familiar people.  Seriously threaten the terrible curses are self-destructive. We clearly lack Christian love. When we pronounce the completed curses, the intelligent devil will immediately stop being cunning and challenge us directly through familiar people. He knows that if we carefully protect our expressive mouths, he will not be able to anger our noble hearts.We invariably set a goal for God to keep us at the end of our days.

 141 5 Let a righteous man strike me--it is a kindness;let him rebuke me--it is oil on my head.My head will not refuse it.Yet my prayer is ever against the deeds of evildoers;"This is a tricky verse often misapplied. The operative words my fervent prayer against evildoers is accurately describing the eternal curse, "strike the enemy with unspeakable terror." This is the poetic forms the Psalmist uses as the eternal curse of the moral law is blessing the gentle saints.This successful strike is in the specific context of a life and death struggle that ends when the saints walk the battle field with lifeless bodies of the formidable enemies as sufficient proof the axioms will never fail. In this effective way, the sincere prayer is don't allow the Psalmist to be intentionally destroyed because the loyal soldier in the trench is adequately defending his faithful comrade. We invariably find after many successful years of pronouncing there were unique situations we typically retained no direct knowledge of honorable men sheltering us.