The Bible advises us to describe the characters and their lives in detail. God created us with the capability to imagine ourselves. We're good to stand outside of ourselves and describe ourselves. Thus, God produced the world with a description. An accurate picture of the necessary thing. He called into peaceful actuality. God explains himself by describinghimself.Old Testament pens employed numbers of speech to give God mortal characteristics. As follows, God effectively produces an image in our conscious mind through an accurate description of Himself and His work. God employs precise descriptions that tacitly encourage us to duly exercise our creativeimaginations. However, God precisely describes Heaven with the precious accoutrements He used rightly on the rich earth, If you read Revelation. But the heavenly description of noway- ending godly deification, the external locales of innumerous myriads in a circle, and the effective response of devout worshipers calling for extraordinary power, wealth, strength, honor, glory and blessing for our creative imagination. In the heavenly order, he invokes all the godly attributes of God. Thus, the created images that we naturally produce and the possible way in which we purposely reason give us distinct passions of genuine pain or mild swoon. We generally develop life habits that uniquely determine our possible disposition. The complex nature of a mortal trait through a complex series that purposely uses striking images can induce a mortal mind. The psalmist directly describes this spiritual experience as both a abundant blessing and acurse.God directly describes the possible experience of all responsible people. But conscious people don't grasp all of God's logic. Because we laterally witness the godly mystery of God, for our particular point of dammed view, it's a disquieting vaticination. Certain mysterious circumstances mainly remain a unique form of activecommunication.We're really exercising our sensitiveintuition.We could meetly describe necessary effects that we witness laterally for some unclear reason, similar as a terrible ghost. Like the ghost of Christmas history. When the Saints substantiation disasters in the confused world, we're invested by the accursed experience.

 To charge the king with idol worship would be a capital crime. Covenant oaths are the promise to hate idols. The kings confessions throughout the Psalmist in the response by the curse.

 I cried out to him with my mouth as he praised me. The psalmist talks about how God created the world and gave it to mankind as a whole. God kept telling people about his plan to make a nation of people in the land of Israel. That nation was finally established

This promise is for the good of the Earth, and the Earth was given to people so they could work with it and take care of it.  God has revealed  the covenant of creation to the people in a certain place in Israel in a way that is appropriate. 

They are national rights like when a legitimate declaration of war is made. The Psalmist is so passionate about the moral law that his national prayers are not rejected like the pagans who have the charge of idolatry against them.

Christians are not called proud, idolatrous or sinners. Christ followers are called saints because Gods gift in salvation are perfect. Christians share sins with the wicked except ra a. That sin is why God terms them wicked, idolaters.

The Psalmist teaches salvation sets us apart unto God. We are made complete. We are already seen as perfect and acceptable. We are becoming like we are. He teaches this as face to face with God. God never turns His face. Never ignores saints.

Certain Psalms stand out inconsistent with the teaching of the Psalms. These verses are routinely proofed texted by well meaning teachers. It would be a curse for God to not hear saints prayers.

A saint is already forgiven, justified, sanctified. God no longer deals with saints by works. Salvation is by grace alone. We dont do anything to receive Gods acceptance. We cannot be more accepted. And we cannot not be accepted. All the commands are by grace not works.

I will warn people. If we are not teaching justification by faith. Identity in Christ by death. Meaning anything we oppose must die in Christ. If we are not teaching gospel in law, covenants, curses, etc. We are teaching Catholicism. Works salvation.

It is a very serious offense to teach works salvation. The apostle wished the entire law would fall on that person. And that wish is until the judgement. You will be proven wrong.

  When the Undisputed King goes to war, the Lord will not listen to the wicked shrill cries for help.  The law of God is the way things are, but if someone changes it, they are doing something bad. By redefining the law, it correctly poses a legal threat to a legal country. At this critical moment, the psalmist mocks the wicked with curses.

The law of God defines all relationships. To redefine law is to change Gods value system. This is why God curses idol worshipers. These curses are always Gods response.

 
66 17 "I cried out to him with my mouth, his praise was on my tongue 20 Praised be God, who neither refused my prayer nor refused me his love!" The psalmist speaks of the gospel in an eternal covenant of creation duly entrusted to man to subdue the fruitful earth. By progressive revelation, God has sufficiently established the covenant of creation in a legitimate nation of Israel. The Davidic Kingdom. They are national rights like calls for war by legitimate declarations of the curse. The psalmist is passionate in declaring for the extraordinary gift of the moral law, that his national prayers are not rejected like the pagans who inevitably have the charge of idolatry against them. The Lord will not listen to their shrill cries for political help when the Undisputed King goes to war. A pagan redefining the law of God inevitably produces dead idols. By redefining the law, it correctly presents the legitimate threat to the legitimate nation. At this critical point, the psalmist mocks the wicked by speaking curses. God does not listen to them. 18 “If I had sin in my heart to heart, the Lord would not have listened; Therefore, if God had not heeded the king's prayers, and he would be negligent in his everlasting covenant of everlasting sacrifice. But Israel is never rejected by God. To be categorically rejected is to be alienated from God, and it is simply to receive the terrible curse of war.

 66 16 "Come and listen, all that fear God, let me tell you what he has done for me." The psalmist willingly speaks of moral laws, covenants, curses, perpetual decrees, laws, and global promises in the specific context of corresponding wars.  The king is a person with a job who cares about the people of his country.

 God has done many things for me. The Psalmist voluntarily speaks of moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, statutes and promises in the specific context of appropriate wars. The king defends the country's interests by following the rules.

The gospel is a promise of faithfulness, but the gospel requires that we sentence to death all those who oppose it. The Psalmist speaks in the specific context of the eternal curse. He makes fun of the bad guys by swearing to tell the truth.

 The glorious gospel is an oath covenant of fidelity, but this everlasting covenant demands supreme justice, proven by the curse of every corrupt opposition. The psalmist speaks in a particular context of the eternal curse. By swearing to tell the truth, he makes fun of the bad guys.

 Wars fought for a just cause are legal by alliance. This is a sign of continuous sacrifice.  The Saints are in a real eternal pact of war to pledge their lives to each other for their noble kindred. This sacred vow is incorporated in the right prayer as we eliminate the opposition organized in the vigorous war.

 Wars are legal if they are done in defense of an alliance, or to defend your country.  The Saints are engaged in a legitimate eternal pact of war, pledging their lives for each other's noble brethren.  In this oath, we promise never to be involved in a war that does not have a just cause. This sacred oath is taken in righteous prayers as we eliminate organized opposition in active war.

 The psalmist asserts that the axioms of prayer persist in the way of life. He eliminates all the pagan nations and then demonstrates that God is faithful with the king's success in destroying the pagan nations.

He's telling the people that the king is victorious and that he can't be challenged by anyone.  Because Israel truly enjoys grace through the daily animal sacrifices of a covenant that will never end.

 He told everyone to agree that the king before the pagan nations is always victorious.  Because God offers the gifts of his grace every day through the animal sacrifices of the everlasting covenant.

The smell of the smoke picked up by the winds and driven over the wall into the nations was a sign of Gods covenant of the lawful nation. It was a reminder that God curses heathens.

 66 16 “Come and listen, all you who fear God, let me tell you what he has done for me." The Psalmist voluntarily speaks of moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, statutes and global promises in the specific context of appropriate wars. The mighty king accurately represents the particular interest of the nation. The glorious gospel is a sworn covenant of faithfulness, but this everlasting covenant demands supreme justice proven by cursing all corrupt opposition. The Psalmist speaks in the specific context of the Eternal Curse.By swearing to tell the truth, he makes fun of the bad guys. Justified wars are legal by alliance, a sign of continuous sacrifice. The Saints are in a legitimate eternal pact of war to pledge their lives to each other for their noble brethren. This sacred oath is taken in righteous prayers as we eliminate organized opposition in active war. The psalmist asserts that the axioms of prayer persist in the way of life.He eliminates all the pagan nations to amply demonstrate the faithfulness of God's covenant with the king's success in eliminating the pagan nations. He correctly addresses the nation together to unanimously declare that the unchallenged king before the pagan nations is victorious by authoritative statements. Because Israel truly enjoys grace through the daily animal sacrifices of an everlasting covenant.

 Before God can be responsible for something, he has to decide what is going to happen at the end of the things.  If a person wants to be responsible, then that person must understand that he or she is in charge of the earth.

The key question about the vast display of planets and stars in the sky and the heavenly creatures, carefully compared to the Earth, is how does man's insignificant control compare to what God has created?

The key question about the visible display of planets and stars in the sky and the various creatures, compared to the dwarf planet and the man's small and limited control over it, is how we can accurately represent how God created His most glorious creation?

God can let people control Satan's work, and he does this by using his power. God is very generous and decided to give the same gospel to all saints. The Psalmist teaches that man's authority is expressed through prophetic statements.

How can we stop Satan and his armies from doing evil things?  God gave people the same gospel, but he wasn't unreasonable about it.  Therefore, the prophet cautiously stands teaching that man's authority is adequately expressed through prophetic statements.

How can God make Satan's work ineffective and his armies powerless?  God gave a gospel that could give people a way to live on their own. Thus, the psalmist carefully taught that a person's authority is adequately expressed through prophetic utterances.

 8 3 When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars that you have set up." The Psalmist makes a comparison between the eternal heavens which rightfully belong to God and the earth created for man. The key question about the vast display of visible planets and bright stars in the visible sky and heavenly creatures, carefully compared to the fertile Earth dwarf galaxy and responsible man's insignificant finite control, how man can it accurately represent God's most glorious creation? How can man have effective control over Satan's eternal work and his vast armies? God willingly gave the same gospel, he reasonably said all the things necessary for an independent existence. Therefore, the psalmist cautiously stands teaching that man's authority is adequately expressed through prophetic statements.

 God gave the responsible person absolute authority in the statement of the axiom of the eternal gospel.

 Since God needs nothing in order to be truly happy, God therefore intentionally made the earth fruitful.  As a way to show that he alone controls active recreation

 God created the earth because He likes to be with things that are good. Sufficient evidence that He alone has the primal glory of precisely controlling active recreation.

The man responsible for the eternal declarations has the power to eliminate all opposition in the eternal curse. 

Before God can be responsible for something, he has to decide what is going to happen to all things. If a person wants to be responsible, then that person must understand that he or she is in charge of the earth through eternal pronouncements.

 The reason why there is anything at all is because the Lord created it. He made everything and does whatever He pleases.

  The divine creation and recorded history of the fertile earth and of civilized mankind are reasonably described by God according to the principles of the Gospel. The man with the power to give life to all things is the one responsible for the eternal curse.

 8 2 Out of the mouths of children and infants thou hast spoken praise because of thine enemies, to silence the enemy and the avenger. "God has vested absolute authority on the responsible man in the axiom statements of the everlasting gospel. Since God needs nothing apart from Him to truly please Him, God therefore intentionally made the earth fruitful. As sufficient proof that He alone attains the original glory of precisely controlling active recreation. The divine creation and recorded history of the fertile earth and of civilized mankind are reasonably described by God according to the axioms of the gospel. As specific reasons for the independent existence of all things, thus the man responsible by the eternal declarations has the power to eliminate all the considerable opposition in the eternal curse.

 The psalmist carefully teaches the magnanimous creator that he is majestic in heaven. He did create in an eternal covenant and deliberately gave the fruits of the earth to mankind.

  God made the fruit of the earth for us in a covenant that lasts forever.

 By making the man of the earth.  As a provision for the needs of man, the moral law of God was implanted in man so that we could be good stewards on the Earth.  God is the ruler of the universe because he is the creator of everything and he is perfect and powerful and always will be.

 God is the ruler of the earth and he is an independent ruler who does not need any help.

I am able to make a man out of dirt. God made the earth to provide things for people to live on. God also has a law for people to follow in order to live in harmony with the earth. 

 God created laws so we could live together on Earth.  God will always be the king because the creator of the earth is always there to support it.

 The earth was created by God as an incredible gift and a promise to give mankind everything needed.

8 1 Lord our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have placed your glory above the heavens. “The psalmist carefully teaches the benevolent creator that he is majestic in heaven. He did indeed create and willfully give the fruit of the earth to man in an everlasting covenant. By making the man of the earth. As an adequate provision for the needs of man, he implanted in man the moral law to be carefully applied in the government of the earth. God undoubtedly remains the majestic independent ruler because the divine creator accurately represents the support of the earth. The earth was naturally created as an extraordinary gift and a sacred promise to provide mankind in abundance with everything they really needed.

We must understand that the psalmist wrote these confessions, which are followed by a sincere petition, and are followed by a curse that will never be lifted.

When I generally talk about God using these ritualistic statements, I remember God's power. He rarely experiences supernatural powers when the perceived saint is very immature in his intuitive understanding.  Morality is important to people. With full experience in the correct pronunciation of moral axioms, these passionate confessions and cries are a distinctive call to divine authority and extraordinary power.

 We ask God to give us power and wisdom to overcome our enemies. We need a lot of these confessions because we're trying to experience supernatural power as if we were a superhero.

We need these confessions because we need the power they give us. We cry to feel like we are supermen

 After the extremely professional experience of this divine power that usually falls on us, we are brought to life in our created world.God can make people believe in eternal nature and in the special control of authoritative statements.

 140 7 O Sovereign Lord, my mighty deliverer, protecting my head on the day of battle “In the Psalms we have sacred rituals such as the superman wearing the mantle. When Peter made this confession, he was generally mentioned as a turn point in the historical record. We absolutely must understand that God inspired the psalmist to write generally these confessions, then the sincere petition and the everlasting curse. What invariably happens to the psalmist when he generally uses these ritualistic statements? When a recognized saint is very immature in intuitive understanding, he will rarely experience supernatural power. But with full experience in the correct pronunciation of moral axioms, these passionate confessions and cries are a distinctive call to divine authority and extraordinary power. God carefully manipulates the civilized world through divine prophecy. He carefully guides responsible men as to what to generally think. Represent commanding God to carefully place a sacred seal on the prophet he is speaking. We generally ask God to carefully mark us with extraordinary power, for empirical evidence will eliminate organized opposition. We are in great need of these ritual confessions, and we cry to indirectly experience supernatural power as if we were easily wearing the mantle of a superman. After an extremely professional experience of this divine power which usually falls on us, we are animated in our created world. I can start to write and suddenly I feel animated. Familiar people will see and think, this guy is a little too perceptive. God is able to cause people to reasonably believe in the eternal nature and in the special control of authoritative statements.

 140 6 Lord, I say to you, "You are my God. »Lord, please listen to my cry of mercy,« The poet did not say that you are my God, but "I said": the recognition of the covenant. Sometimes when people are strongly opposed in this world, they give all the power to man by reacting to personal danger. This is a lack of trust God.

 The scary thing is, of course, that personal confession is simply a confession of sin, but frank confession is a standard practice for properly teaching beliefs. We have been faithful to God with a good defense of the eternal curse.

A lot of times, loyalty is important to know. The covenant of God promises to fulfill His everlasting covenant of everlasting curses. When we have no one else to trust, we will trust the vast story of God's miraculous deliverance. We will have a strong, firm belief in what we do.

  We learn how to be loyal. When we trust the amazing story of God's deliverance, we will be very sure.  We will be really firm in our beliefs.

 We learn to recognize trustworthy people, and to tell if people are not trustworthy. God's covenant promises the full fulfillment of his eternal covenant of eternal curse. Of course, when we have no one to trust sincerely except for the vast story of God's miraculous salvation, we will be firm.  Our faith in God will be deep and great.

140 6 Lord, I say to you, “You are my God. »Listen, Lord, to my cry of mercy,« The psalmist did not say that you are my God, but "I say": a confession of the covenant. Because when we are staunchly opposed in this cruel world, by giving man too much political authority just by reacting to personal danger, we are simply showing a blatant lack of personal trust in God. Fearful naturally thinks that personal confession is simply to confess sin, but frank confession is properly a standard practice of teaching belief. We frankly confess our faithfulness with an effective defense of the Eternal Curse. Without a doubt, we learn to properly assess loyalty. Of the covenant of God which promises to amply fulfill His everlasting covenant of everlasting curses.When of course we have no one to sincerely trust but the vast story of God's miraculous deliverance, we will be adamant. Our deep conviction will be deep and extraordinary.

 God was trying to protect me.  God put people in a trap to stop them from doing what is wrong.  God's law governs the actions of responsible people. When we speak about the law of the land, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, statutes, and promises, we use the law of active recreation to prevent the curse and promote blessings.

 The law of God is something that should be afraid of, because it is what will keep you 140 5 Proud men have laid a snare for me; they stretched out the ropes of their net and set traps for me along my way.  God's law controls what people can and can't do. 

God's law controls the direct actions of people who are responsible.  When we speak about the law of God, we will often use the law of active recreation to help us avoid the curse and we will use it to help us achieve blessings.

We have to take care of ourselves and be independent. The official denunciation is the terrible curse that overturns the elaborate traps. The cruel trap is pronounced on the person who invents the trap.

We need to be independent and create our own things. Changes in our sphere of influence, in our country, are coming in the form of laws which the government has made, and the official interpretation of this is a curse. The person who invents a trap is the one who prays the trap will make a profit.

We need to be independent thinkers. The official denunciation is the terrible curse that overturns the elaborate traps. The person who invented the trap gets trapped.

140 5 Proud men have laid a snare for me; they stretched out the ropes of their net and set traps for me along my way.“ We see without a doubt that the law of God is more than a moral standard of proper behavior. But God's law controls the direct actions of responsible men. When we speak regarding divine law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, applicable statutes, and promises, we carefully manipulate the law of active recreation to prevent the everlasting curse and vigorously promote abundant blessing. Creative culture. We must be independent creators. Statutory changes in our specific sphere of influence.The official denunciation is the terrible curse that overturns the elaborate traps. The cruel trap is pronounced on the reasonable person who invents the trap.

 God talks to prophets and they tell people what God thinks about the world.  God's description of all people and their predictions of what they will do is to help him understand the world in the most sensitive spot.  Developing a very sensitive view to guard our hearts.

  God made us with the ability to think and understand, so that we could learn about the world by the words he spoke.  God has a very good understanding of everything, and the prophecies of the actions of all the personalities are His way of teaching us about everything. Developing a strong sensitivity to guard your heart.

God's description of all the personalities and their prophecies of what they will do is His way of understanding the most sensitive environment.  To guard our hearts, we must be very sensitive.

140 4 “Keep me, Lord, from the hands of the wicked; protect me from violent men who want to trip me up. “The question arises spontaneously?  Is it effective to use a consistent pattern of legitimate grievances to allow blessing and prevent the danger of the curse? Can we grow fruitfully in childlike innocence by correctly presenting an appropriate description of our possible enemies?

140 4 “Protect me, O Lord, from the hands of the wicked; protect me from violent men who intend to confuse me. Is the problem spontaneous? If someone has a bad personality, should they be allowed to just say whatever they want, even if it could hurt people? Can we make our way around the world without fear by telling the truth about the enemies of the world?

140 4 “Protect me from the hands of people, Lord, who want to hurt me. Do the questions occur spontaneously? Is it effective to use a consistent pattern of legal dissatisfaction with a precise description of a personality to gain blessings and prevent the danger of curses? Can we grow by being innocent? Can we grow by being not angry?

It is effective to use a pattern of legitimate grievances to allow blessing and prevent the danger of the curse. Can we grow in innocence by presenting the right picture of our enemies?

Does the question arise spontaneously? Would it be effective to do the exact same thing over and over again and prevent the danger of the curse? Can we fruitfully grow in childlike innocence by correctly describing the people who are our enemies?

 The question of how old I am makes me feel sad. Is it effective to use a consistent pattern of legitimate grievances over the precise description of a certain personality to allow blessing and prevent the danger of the curse? Can we grow innocent and fruitful by describing the people who might be our enemies?

If we compare the psalmist's words to what we might do in our contemporary society, we see that what we might do is different from what the psalmist's words describe.

Our ways of doing things have changed a lot in the past 100 years. God started by creating the world and then spoke about things that were done. The saint not only explains his personality, but also as the witch of Oz explains.

Our cultural progress is how we have learned to make more things out of less raw materials.  God created the universe and everything in it, and this was done in a way that is understandable to a child.  The Saint does not just describe personalities, but as The Wizard of Oz prophesies descriptions.

Our culture progresses. Just as God reasonably created in independent existence in the prophetic discourse of direct action, He correctly speaks of actions in active recreation. The saint not only describes personalities but, as the Wizard of Oz prophesies, descriptions.

140 4 “Protect me, Lord, from the hands of the wicked; protect me from violent men who intend to trip me up.” The question arises spontaneously? Is it effective to use a consistent pattern of legitimate grievances over the precise description of a certain personality to allow blessing and prevent the danger of the curse? Can we fruitfully grow in childlike innocence by correctly presenting the appropriate description of our possible enemies? And we see accurately to describe this coherent model of an ambitious project that highlights the imminent danger that 'it turns into a possible plot to intentionally injure the considered saint. The psalmist jumps from a person's word to his potentially damaging actions.The question is whether our cultural sophistication in our contemporary society would subtly alter specific descriptions of the specific types of potential danger we face. Our cultural progress. Therefore, just as God reasonably created in independent existence in the prophetic discourse of direct action, so He speaks properly of actions in active recreation. The saint does not just describe personalities, but as the Wizard of Oz prophesies descriptions.

 Before man was cursed by sin, his words and phrases flowed smoothly and effortlessly through his mouth.  The sacred words were more valuable than the shimmering gold.  He understood the beauty and inspiring nature of God's artwork.

 140 3 They sharpen their tongues like a serpent; the poison of vipers is on their lips. “Before man was cursed by sin, his keywords rolled through his tongue like chosen silver. The sacred words were more precious than the shimmering gold. And he understood the beauty and commandments of God's masterpiece. Man and woman have never experienced opposition, they have never thought of an idea of ​​control.But totally open to an innovative use of the applicable law. They were certainly exact mirrors of each other. But when God tormented man with death, he was a vicious controller. He abused God's Law to steal personal worth from his suspicious neighbor. The lawless man could conspire with sharply insignificant words. And he couldn't help but manipulate the law to advance a fraudulent view of his own sin. It was so deceptive that God had to rage with the curses of the Psalms to prove to man the depth of his attacks. The sinner could only be independent if he experienced the mystery The deep loss of the acute tension of rampant corruption God who inquire into the light come until he reacts infinitely in pleasure and anger.The wretched sinner needed to learn enough to accurately control moral axioms so as not to control people as his abject slaves.

 140 2 "make evil plans in their hearts and kindle war every day." The psalmist carefully teaches that a victorious war in authoritative statements contradicts every defamatory word spoken in a culture of violence that redefines its moral law.  God created the world.

 God's creation is supported by eternal laws that establish order and continue symmetry.

 In their hearts, people make plans to go to war, and they do this every day.  God created the world and it runs the way it is supposed to.

The psalmist carefully teaches that victorious war in authoritative statements is against every defamatory word uttered in the violent culture that redefines its moral law.  God made the laws of the universe, and His laws are in place for good.

We are commanded to obey God's laws and do things according to God's will. God foretold the creation of man, but it is our responsibility to strive with statements that are not timed and to engage in victorious striving with authoritative statements.

We are commanded to engage in spiritual warfare to overcome the satanic attacks that are intended to redefine God's decrees. 

 Since God foretold this creation for man to subdue, we are responsible for striving with statements that are not timed and we proactively engage in victorious striving with authoritative statements.

 Unless we take action to improve our standing with divine authority, we cannot improve our standing with society. We will retreat from God and, when we are attacked, we must speak with the Lord who is carrying a sword.

Unless we take action to advance our interests, we will have to settle for subservience. For God, we will retreat and deliberately cause men the certain destruction of the people of God 

We need to change the meaning of the American gospel to make it more understandable. For many hundreds of years, theologians have deliberately erased the curses from the Gospel text. We're having trouble fighting satanic schemes in the world, so we're going to stop trying.The Psalmist teaches that when God is in control of everything, our best efforts are all in vain. Instead curse the devil to his face. Give up your pragmatic gospel and turn to the biblical gospel of life and death. 

 For many centuries, religious theologians have intentionally modified the original words of the Bible, removing the curses that were originally associated with the gospel.  Our message is ineffective to deal with Satanic schemes. 

 The Psalmist argues that we can't rely on goodness alone to be effective. Jesus curses the Devil to his face. Do not base your Christian life on being practical, but on the teaching of curses.

 What is the American gospel? It has been a long tradition of the Church to omit the cursing from the gospel. Our message is not effective at fighting the Satan-worshipping schemes in the world. He curses the devil in front of him. You should abandon your pragmatic approach to life and instead focus on Psalms.

 If we get attack and complain, remember God gave us this creation to subdue. He cursed the creation. That curse is in every evil heart. And God cursed the evil curses whose motives are to destroy the God and the saints. All other methods are useless!

 The only problem with your pragmatic taught heart is your love for idols. You belief is backup by curses not practical behavior!

 140 2" who make wicked plans in their hearts and stir up war every day.“ The psalmist carefully teaches that victorious war in authoritative statements is against every defamatory word uttered in the violent culture that redefines its moral law. God's creation is faithfully supported by His eternal decrees establishing order and continuing symmetry. We are commanded to engage against satanic attacks to redefine the decrees intentionally created by God. Since God foretold this creation for man to subdue, we are responsible for striving with statements that are not timed and Unless we proactively engage in victorious striving with authoritative statements. Of God, we will retreat and willfully cause men the certain destruction of the people of God.When we are under attack, we must speak man to man with the Lord who bears the sword.If you want to live life Gods way, you need to live every word that comes out of His mouth. Not the words that suit your political purposes!

 

 The psalmist uses the term violence in the specific context of the defamatory words used to destroy the eternal kingdom and ruin the king. The effective battle poem accurately represents the victory of the war and the final victory before the national battle.

 A saint is someone who seeks God and tries to help others, and they need to be spiritually alert to the schemes of the world. We need to learn how to destroy anything that exalts itself against God's knowledge. Instead of being a puritanical blow hard.

 A saint who is not skilled in fighting the spiritual battle is more useless than someone who is addicted to drugs. Someone who never participated in the solution.

 The Psalmist teaches how to fight against the devil.  We are responsible to use these teachings to protect those in our world.

 The Psalmist teaches principles of spiritual warfare. We are responsible to use these pronouncements to protect saints in our world.

The psalmist walked a path where they had no trouble overcoming the word war.

 If the word is not backed up with the curse, people will be laughing at us. When the world doesn't respect the Christian cause, our leaders are not needed.

If we try to tell the truth, we will be laughed at.  The world does not respect the Christian cause because there are no leaders.

The writer of the psalm does not try to fight the devil by engaging in sinful actions. He just curses him right in the face. The curse is so terrible, it will always offend people. It is a direct order.

 When a person fights against a devil, he does not choose to hurt or destroy something that was good. He just curses him in the face. The curse is so bad that people cannot stand it. The law is a direct order from the King.

The shortest way to hit an enemy is in a straight line. No zigzagging, no meetings. The curse is like a straight line between you and the devil.

 The saint needs to be spiritually alert to the schemes of the world so they can stay away from temptation.  We need to learn how to destroy anything that is proud of itself against the knowledge of God.  God said that the curses would be bad for the wicked people and would ruin their plans. Sloth is when you don't try to fight the devil in the cities.

The best way to attack an enemy is to attack them in a straight line. No meetings, no meetings, no meetings, no meetings. The curse will come true, but also, it will come true in a diverse way.

 A leader who spreads the Christian message will be tested by the devil.  If he draws a line, no one can move it. If that line is not a curse, then he will retreat like a clown.

The Christian who wages a curse war will go to the place where the devil is and fight with him.  If he walks away, the devil will make sure he breaks the doors of his church.

 The Christian goes out to the devils territory to confront the devils stronghold.  If he retreats the devil will make sure he breaks down the doors of his church.

Christianity is not for the obedient good people who just want to do the right thing.  The Christian message is a call to defend the Christian kingdom against any invaders. The King who is lazy calls in foreign armies to help him.  If we want God to return because our world is evil, we are not spiritually alert.

Salvation is not a message for the nice obedient passive saint.  The message of Christ is a call to resist any invasions from the outside. One who is idle and relies on the help of another is called a "slothful" king.  If we want God to return because we think the world is wicked, we are not spiritually alert.

God created the ideal world with simple reasons, by declaring the divine law that accurately described the established order and continuous symmetry, cursing and accurately protecting the expressed goal, God fully proved that his words are true to his own wounds, and promised this Once the blessings are confirmed, the sacred laws of super-naturalism and comprehensive regulations are adhered to. These laws are established laws that fully guarantee considerable value.

When I was young, I would curse the enemy in my prayers. Any disunity or direct attack of my causes. I would curse the devil to his face. And I longed for Goliath to step forward after many years of cursing. I would destroy anything by the curse.

God created the world to be a place where people live in peace and order and don't suffer, and then everything is made according to a plan that God made that will bring good to the people and keep them safe.

 God spoke the divine law which describes the established order and the curse which protects the goals. God proves his words are true with the promise of the divine blessing. God's decrees are supernatural and his statutes are comprehensive.

 140 1 Save me, Lord, from wicked men; protect me from violent men” The psalmist uses the term violence in the specific context of the defamatory words used to destroy the eternal kingdom and to ruin the king. Effective combat psalms accurately represent victorious war and final victory before the nation fights physically. The psalmist walks the supernatural path of the righteous by instantly overcoming the word war. God created the ideal world with simple reasons by pronouncing the divine law which accurately describes the established order and continuous symmetry, the curses accurately protect the expressed goals, the covenants which God amply demonstrates that his words are true to his own wound, promise this sure blessing, divine decrees which persevere in super-naturalism and comprehensive statutes which are the established law which adequately guarantees considerable value. This Psalm is an authoritative statement of memorable victory. On the floors the malicious and effective prevention of physical damage.The prophets have been detailed in the manipulation of reality. God kindly controls all wills according to the judicial decrees of the Psalms.

140 1 Save me, Lord, from wicked men; protect me from violent men” The psalmist uses the term violence in the specific context of the defamatory words used to destroy the eternal kingdom and to ruin the king. Effective combat psalms accurately represent victorious war and final victory before the nation fights physically. The psalmist walks the supernatural path of the righteous by instantly overcoming the word war. God created the ideal world with simple reasons by pronouncing the divine law which accurately describes the established order and continuous symmetry, the curses accurately protect the expressed goals, the covenants which God amply demonstrates that his words are true to his own wound, promise this sure blessing, divine decrees which persevere in supernaturalism, and comprehensive statutes which are the established law which adequately guarantees considerable value. This Psalm is an authoritative statement of memorable victory. on the floors the malicious and effective prevention of physical damage.The prophets have been detailed in the manipulation of reality. God kindly controls all wills according to the judicial decrees of the Psalms

God made us, and we're created to be responsible and connected to the world around us. Therefore, the law is not forever. Because not everyone can keep the law and keep God's covenant. Love is a feeling that God has with us. God is faithfully loved by our direct knowledge of sin, the moral values ​​of life and death identities, our social needs, and unites in our society the fulfilled promises of blessings and protection. Sinners were created to be graceful and faithful to their relationships A culture of mercy established according to God's law Therefore, God fully applies the law, covenants, curses, decree, decree, and promises. By accepting us by explaining who we are and God's purpose in our lives. Faithfully fulfill his moral axioms for his detriment. Therefore, we carefully teach that love of God graciously gives us the moral strength of divine unity and forcibly prevents the violent destruction of the wicked and the widespread corruption of the ideal creation.  The cultural belief that one should bless people because it's a generous, natural thing to do, and blessings were once common in pagan culture.  God is good, so He doesn't let the wicked go unpunished. God is there for those who are good and obedient, so He gives people who are good and obedient a faithful relationship with the wicked. When God's blessings come with a curse, the wicked are able to show love and are generally prevented from intentionally destroying the righteous. The instinctive love of responsible parents for vulnerable children, the social relationships in our culture flourish in the blessing with the curse.The psalmist advises this appropriately by allowing blessings and preventing curses. When the blessing and the curse are disproportionately unified in a society where the wicked rule, the blessing is defeated by the curse.

 God naturally produced us as responsible persons who are intimately linked to divine creation. Therefore, the law is not without an eternal covenant. Because all men fail to keep the law and keep God's covenant. Because love maintains a precise image in the representative of the perfect covenant which satisfied the law. God created sinners to be faithful in our social relationships graciously according to our direct knowledge of sin, the moral value of the identity of life and death, the social need to be faithfully loved, to be united in the fulfilled promise of blessing and protection in the culture of benevolence established according to the Law of God.Therefore, God embraces us by describing who we are and His purpose in our life through the perfect application of laws, covenants, curses, decrees, statutes, and promises. God has sworn to faithfully fulfill his moral axioms to his detriment. Therefore, we carefully teach that the love of God graciously enables us with the moral strength of divine unity and forcibly prevents the violent destruction of the wicked and the pervasive corruption of the ideal creation. The cultural axiom of blessing as a generous gift of natural love in pagan culture. This is how God adequately restrains the wicked.The divine blessing that comes naturally through the righteous is the generous granting of a faithful relationship with the wicked. When God's curse is combined with blessing, the wicked are able to show love and are generally prevented from intentionally destroying the righteous. The instinctive love of the responsible parent for vulnerable children, the social relationships in our culture flourish in blessing with the curse. The psalmist advises this appropriately by allowing with the blessing and preventing with the curse. When the blessing and the curse are disproportionately unified in a polarized society, it is defeated by the wicked.

The flood would have made you drown, the torrent would have swept you away, the Psalmist warns that the world's vicious culture is developed through schemes that come from people who are wicked inside. It just starts from a very low-key place.

 the psalmist teaches that the violent world develops a wicked culture through plans that come from the wicked heart. It starts from a very small, quiet place.

 After a few evil generations of this infamous plan, it is the natural law that we have rights that we can't take away. When we are born into this violent culture, it is inevitable that people are going to have to support lawless plans. This is because it's a fight for survival.

A few evil generations of this infamous plan have been vitiated and visibly changed, so it is the merciless destruction of personal rights that natural law naturally gives us.

A nice dressed man with creased slacks is carrying a heart that must endure the condemnation of the law. This good-looking man is at war ending with a desire to kill God and silence the law. We don't want the bad people to think they are gods, so we need to make sure the curse
rings true. God says that if the curse doesn't hit the bad people, they will think they are gods and destroy the good people.

God commanded the Old Testament church to destroy every idolater. The church saw the man as equal to how he looked and thought he was nice. When he thought up a violent attack, they liked his gods. God gave the gospel of the extreme curse to warn us that we wouldn't dare move our lines.

 It is for this reason, no doubt, that God faithfully executed the Eternal Officer in order to contain and arbitrarily destroy the entrenched pattern.

The Saints simply do not accept pathetic excuses.  God loves to show his power over the bad people's angry curses. 

 This is why God faithfully executed the eternal official, undoubtedly to contain and arbitrarily destroy the deep-rooted pattern. ​​The saints do not accept any sad excuses at all.  God loves to show his power by punishing people who are evil with their natural voices.

 The unchanging and unending will of God was executed faithfully in this world, and it was clearly the most righteous thing to do.  God loves to show his winning power when he can cause the evil heart's natural curse voice to be heard.

The wicked are oppressed daily at the hands of the criminal law that keeps them in cruel slavery.  God provides eternal salvation that he wins with laughter and destroys the wicked.

 They are too shortsighted to adequately understand the eternal glory of divine creation and the moral rights that God has naturally granted to civilized mankind.

God provided a way to escape the eternal consequences of sin, a salvation that is not only a victory, but a methodical and harsh punishment for those who rebel against him.

The law sentences people to cruel slavery because of their bad behavior.  God will not only win in the final judgment, but he will also laugh and destroy the wicked. We are too blind to really understand how amazing it is that God created us and that we have natural rights that God has given us.

 They usually require a necessary lesson with the terrible declarations of the Eternal Curse. The curse screams, breaks its teeth, tears out their hair, before they can wake up.  Christians are not only brought into the world to win souls, but to stop the abuse of people in the world.

 The wicked should be afraid of the glorified saints for they are like the divine wrath of God. However, we are not talking about the glorious gospel. This means that the saint is in trouble in this wicked world.

 God created man and woman to rule over His creation. Man throws black paint on it and lets Satan take the land. Then he prayed to God for help.  God gave us spiritual weapons to take the land back.

God created man and women to make life on Earth possible. Man puts black paint on it, then lets Satan take it. Then he begged God to save him.  The Lord told us to take back the land. He gave us spiritual weapons to help us do that.

 Heaven has all the shiny, sparkly things that sparkle. But there is no dirt.  The dirt on the ground is what we are made of. It's the land that is sacred.  God is not going to take us to heaven.  We would not be happy because we would not be able to do the things we like to do. He will fix the earth back to a good place. The earth belongs to the saint.

  Heaven has lots of things with shiny bright colors and lots of shiny bright colors.  It does not have dirt in it. The soil is an integral part of us.  The land is sacred and it is the land that is the most important thing. 

 124 4 “the flood would have swallowed us up, the torrent would have carried us away,” the Psalmist carefully teaches that the violent world aggressively develops a wicked culture through plans that come from the wicked heart. It just starts from a very low-key place. After a few evil generations of this infamous plan have been vitiated and visibly changed, it is the merciless destruction of personal rights that natural law naturally gives us. When we are naturally born into this violent culture that inevitably forces people to reluctantly support these lawless plans, we are in an aggressive war for our personal survival. This is why God faithfully executed the Eternal Officer undoubtedly seeking to contain and arbitrarily destroy the entrenched pattern.The Saints simply do not accept any pathetic excuses. God loves to show his winning power in the evil heart's natural curse voice. The wicked are daily abused by the criminal law which imprisons them in cruel slavery with the terrible curse. God provided eternal salvation that he not only wins, but methodically laughs and destroys the wicked. They are too blind to adequately understand the eternal glory of divine creation and the moral rights that God has naturally granted to civilized mankind. They usually require a necessary lesson with the terrible declarations of the Eternal Curse. The curse screams, breaks its teeth, tears out their hair, before they can wake up. Christians are not only brought into the world to win souls, but to stop abuse. The wicked should be afraid of the glorified saints for they are the divine wrath of God, but we are not talking about the glorious gospel.As a result, the saint finds himself under the troubled waters of this wicked world. I cursed bitterly until the cows came home until they rocked precariously in the city.

 Violence is criminally charged by the anger of the wicked. The Psalmist is talking about people who are not religious. They use Gods laws to make themselves feel better or to make themselves seem more important.

 The gospel is most effective when people's anger is most violent.

 Violent men use God’s law to destroy the God who is angered by the misuse of His law. The violent man is the object of the Gods' mockery.

  A man who is violent and doesn't respect God's law uses it to do something bad and God gets angry. 

A man who uses God's law to hurt people is punished by God. The violent man becomes the object of God's laughter.

Because the gospel has a terrible curse.  God gave us a law and a curse to control the wicked.  The moral law and curses come with promises to properly contain and eradicate moral evil.

The terrible curse that was written about in the gospel is really hard for people to deal with.  God punishes the wicked by giving them painful, unfair punishments that are needed to keep everyone safe. 

God promised that he will punish those who do wrong, and the moral law and the curses show that this promise has been fulfilled.

Because the terrible curse of the gospel is destructive.  God punishes people when they do bad things. 

 God takes the responsibility of dealing with the world in a moral way.  The Psalmist is saying that God's grace is like a protective blanket that keeps us safe and warm.

When we are professionals in the Psalms, we sufficiently develop a reputation of well-founded fear.God is always watching over us and provides us with a way of life that is just and fair.

 God naturally takes the moral responsibility of dealing with violent situations by communicating authoritative pronouncements.

 A man named Ethan has done some wicked things. God says that Ethan will have terrible stigmas, lots of disease, and revenge on people for all eternity. God wanted to show that He is powerful and could punish people with a wrathful punishment.

 God must show how much He respects Jesus by showing how angry He is at the wicked.

God says that wicked should be afraid of getting sick and dying because of how they live.  God must show His respect for Jesus by showing His wrath.

 124 2 if the Lord had not been on our side when men attacked us,3 when their anger flared against us, they would have swallowed us alive." Violence is criminally charged by the violent anger of wicked man. The Psalmist carefully teaches the natural man uses Gods law to shamelessly promote himself. He cynically manipulates guilt, shame and fear to overwhelmingly dominate those under his political authority. The glorious gospel is reversed to the grave dangers in the violent world. Because the gospel is most effective when the raw anger of foolish man is the most violent. Because the terrible curse in the gospel is devastating. God carry out us penal law and curses to adequately control the wicked. The moral law and curses undoubtedly come with a fulfilled promise to subdue, properly contain and eradicate moral evil. When we are professional in the Psalms, we sufficiently develop a established reputation of well-founded fear. God naturally takes the moral responsibility of adequately dealing with the violent world in the authoritative pronouncements. The Psalmist is carefully teaching we are adequately secured by divine grace.

 If the Lord didn’t help Israel, they would say that the psalmist taught that they were miraculously delivered into an evil world of urgent danger. There is a lot of danger and it's bad and it could be really bad

 We should always keep in mind that God generally prevents us from developing plots and potential dangers. When we intentionally walk in accordance with authoritative statements, we will constantly exercise moral discernment to diligently avoid Satan's plots.

When we don't know something bad might happen, we'll tend to stop being careful. Because we are not everywhere, we have no idea where to prepare for the possible attack.

The gospel endures death for those who oppose it because of the care it takes to protect us. We must always remember that God usually prevents us from devising plots and potential dangers. 

  God helps us stay safe. When we intentionally walk in accordance with authoritative statements, we will avoid doing wrong.

 The gospel of Jesus Christ endured the death of Christ for the opposition to the gospel because of the care set aside for us. We should always remember that God generally prevents us from developing conspiracies and potential dangers.

124 1 If the Lord had not been on our side, Israel would say,“ The Psalmist teaches we are miraculously delivered into an evil world of urgent danger. A considerable danger is irreparable injury and preventable death. When we imperfectly foresee impending danger, we will become complacent. Because we are not ubiquitous, we have no idea that we can prepare sufficiently for the possible attack. The everlasting gospel endures eternal death for organized opposition because of preventative care for us. We should always keep in mind that God generally prevents us from developing plots and potential dangers. When we intentionally walk in accordance with authoritative statements, we will constantly exercise moral discernment to diligently avoid Satan's plots.

The Holy Spirit is very successful as our advocate. He goes in front of us and speaks so well of us that its hard for sinners to imagine we deserve His infinite representation. Yet how do we represent God? Do we have an attitude like a child would to his hero?

 The Holy Spirit helps us in many ways.  He speaks so well of us that even sinners can't imagine how great we are. How do we represent God?  Do we act like we're in awe of you?

God helps us through the Holy Spirit.  He goes in front of us and speaks so well of us that it is hard for sinners to imagine we deserve His infinite representation. God is an infinite and perfect being who made everything possible. God is the creator of all things and the reason why we exist. God can be seen as power that is all around us.  Are we being disrespectful, like a child would be to his hero?

 The Holy Spirit is successful as our advocate because He helps us and protects us.  He goes in front of us and speaks so well of us that its hard for sinners to imagine that we deserve to be in front of Him. How do we represent God? Do we have a child's attitude towards his hero?

  The gifts are so amazing that we really need to express our sincere appreciation. What does that mean? We need to appreciate them for a long time.

 God created everything and everyone and everything and everyone is a gift from God. These divine gifts the gifts are so amazing, we feel like we need to show our gratitude by trying to be familiar with them forever.

 Gifts from God are original and miraculous.

 He will make this in plain English: I will call on him as long as I live because he listened to me. 

A God who is infinite and does everything for us, speaks to us with actions.  God spoke words that were written down for us to tell him to do something.  God has already given us the ear to hear the pronouncements.

 God commands us to obey all His commands. The poor man complained to the king by writing to him, but the king instead sent instructions of what to do. This is what the king commanded of the poor man of his subjects. God commands Himself to keep the law in Christ. He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing our success in lowering His commands. We walk in command of God in Christ.

A God who is infinite and speaks all things into existence, listens with action.  He spoke something written down for us to tell Him to do.  God already said that we should listen to what is said.

 God commands us to keep a law that we fail to achieve. The poor man complained about not having enough food, but the king's commands were always obeyed. God commands Himself to follow the law in Christ.

God stopped us from making another law by describing how we succeeded in not following His commands. We command God to fulfill Christ obedience.

  God is someone who can always help you, no matter what, because He knows everything about your life.  He knows about all the details of our lives.  He listens to us when we talk to Him.  God is infinite, and speaks all things into existence. God hears everything, even when it's not spoken to. 

 God commands us to do what we cannot do.  Instead of complaining about their poverty, the poor man gave the king complaints.  Christ fulfilled the law by living a perfect life.

 Jesus stopped us from acting on our sinful desires by describing our success in following His commands.  We walk in our Christian faith, believing in Jesus Christ's ability to do what he says he will do.

 God proved that He had power over death by pronouncing death to the people who were resisting Him and His work.  God made sure that what He did didn't get misunderstood.

  God pronounced death to all the opposition, so that He could prove His work in Christ in the representation of Holy Spirit on our behalf.  God made sure that what He did would not be misunderstood.

God died on the cross to show that He did not create the world and then abandon it, but He did create and recreate us. God made sure that His work is well-protected from any misunderstanding.

 God has done many miracles to show that his work in Christ is true.  God made sure that His work was protected from people who would misunderstand it.

God punished people who opposed Him in order to show that He was working in Jesus Christ by using the Holy Spirit in order to represent us.  God made sure the work he created would not be misunderstood.

God made death happen to show that He is working in us through the Holy Spirit. God made sure his work was safe from misunderstanding.

  God sent death to show that He had conquered all of our enemies and that we should trust in Him for help.  God made sure His work (words, thoughts, etc.) was protected from misunderstanding.

  God wanted to show that He had done His work in Christ on our behalf by killing the people who were against Him.  God made sure His work was protected from people who might get the wrong idea about it.

 Yet instead of complaining to a poor person, he complained to a King. The divine commands are equivalent to the divine commands themselves.  God stopped us from making another law by describing the success of our previous law. We walk in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the head of our church.

 God commands us to obey Him and follow his commands, which we fail to do because we are sinful. Yet instead of giving us complaints by a poor man, he gave us complaints through a Kings commands. God command Himself to fulfill the law in Christ.

He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing how much progress we've made by obeying His commands. We act as human beings and command God in Christ.

 God has given us a law that tells us to do good things as a way to please Him. It's not always easy to do what God wants, because we can't always fulfill what we do.  Instead of complaining to the lower classes, the kings complain to the higher classes. God's commandments are to keep the law in Christ.

  He prevented us from making another law by describing our success in lowering His commands.  When we pray, we start by telling God who we are - in Christ - and how we feel about Him.

 God commands us to undertake certain types of behavior that we fail to achieve, and that we'll regret if we don't.  But instead of complaining by a poor man, the father gives commands to his son. God commands Himself to keep the law as Christ.

 We walk in commanding God in Christ, which means that we are telling God that we are in Christ.

 The commands of God are His commands to Himself, and He fulfills the law in Christ.  He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing the success that His commands had in lowering us. We walk in the name of God, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

 When God chose to take away the opposition that was standing in the way of His work, He did it by proving that Christ was alive.  God made sure people wouldn't get confused by His teachings.

  God caused people to die in order to show that He had brought about victory in Jesus's work of representing the Holy Spirit.  God made it difficult to misunderstand His work.

  God declared death to anyone who opposes the work He has done for us through the Holy Spirit.  God made it clear what He wanted.

  God defeated death to show that God's work in Jesus Christ was done for us by the Holy Spirit.  God made sure nobody could misunderstand His work.

 God wanted to show that his work was completed and that we did not need to try to work it out for ourselves.  God made sure His work was not misunderstood.

God commands us to work out our salvation in fear and trembling. The trembling is cursing of the law toward opposition. We fear God by watching them get judged.

   God commands us to fulfill the law that we cannot achieve.  Yet instead of complaining to a poor man, the king ordered the poor man to complain. Gods commands command Himself to fulfill the law in Christ. 

 Jesus stopped the religious leaders from trying to make more laws by describing how the Commandments were fulfilled by living according to the Commandments. We walk in commanding God in Christ.

 God commands us to do good deeds.  Instead of complaining about his poverty, the man instead complains about the king's commands. The law is God's command and He commands Himself to fulfill the law in Christ. 

  God commands us not to break His law and not to fail in our work.  The poor man gave king commands.  Gods commands are always in compliance with the laws of Christ.  Jesus promised to give us the ability to help others if we obey. We enter this church in a way that shows we are in control of our lives and not afraid of God.

 The Bible tells us that we can never achieve perfect obedience to God. King commanded complaints instead of complaining himself.  God commands himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  He prevented us from making another law by describing our success in keeping His commands down.  We walk in boldly declaring that we belong to Christ, and that we are in control.

 God commands himself to fulfill the law in Christ. He stopped temptation in our midst by describing our success in the Law of Moses in a way that made it seem like we were successful in keeping it.  We choose to believe that God can and will give us what we need.

  God commands us to do something or other, which we are unable to do.  Yet instead of complaining about a poor man, the king had complaints brought to him. 

 God wants us to do everything we can to obey His commands.  Instead of complaining about their poverty, the poor man was pleased to have complaints made by a wealthy king. God has commands that He has to follow. Those commands come from Himself and the law that He created.  He stopped us from making the law to be the same as the Old Testament because we were doing well in lowering it to be less than the Old Testament. We enter into God's presence, confident that we are making a powerful spiritual statement.

 Jesus Christ fulfilled the law, thus fulfilling the commands of God.  He stopped the people from making another law by describing their success in lowering His commands. We walk commanding God in Christ.

God commands us to obey His law that we may not succeed.  Yet instead of giving us complaints by a poor man, a king ordered a complaint to be given to us. God command Himself to fulfill the law in Christ. He halted our actions and tempted us by describing our success in obeying His commands. We walk in boldly and confidently, knowing that God is with us.

 God commands us to follow His law and keep His commandments, but we will never be able to fulfill them all.  Instead of insulting the king, the poor man gave him a list of complaints. 

The commands of God are necessarily fulfilled by God Himself.  He stopped us from adding to the number of laws by describing the success of our current law. We walk in the way of Jesus Christ.

God commands Himself to obey the law.  God showed the Israelite's that the new law that they made was not as successful as the old law that He had given them. We walk in Christ in commanding God.

God commands us to do what we can to fulfill His law that we fail to achieve. Instead of complaining about his poverty, the man complained through the king's command. God's command commands him to fulfill the law in Christ.  Jesus was amazed when the disciples made a big change in their lives and in the world by following just one of His commands, and that was to love one another. We declare that our spiritual authority is from Christ, not from a human source.

God tells us that some laws cannot be fully achieved. Instead of complaining about the poor man's misfortunes, the king complains about the misfortunes through the king's commands.  God's commands require Him to keep the Law of Christ.  He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing our success lowering His commands. We walk in Jesus Christ and we will not be afraid.

 God wants us to keep His law, but we sometimes fail to do so.  The poor man complained loudly, but the king silenced him.  God commands Himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing how we were succeeding in lowering his commands. We walk in some ways as if we ourselves are commanding God in Christ.

God commands us to obey His law that we cannot succeed.  Instead of complaining that they were poor, the man in the story complained because the king ordered them to. God's command commands him to fulfill the law in Christ.  Jesus stopped us from acting on our temptation to make another law by describing how His commands were being obeyed. We take care of our relationship with God by obeying His Word.

God has commanded that the law that we fail to achieve should be fulfilled.  Instead of complaining about the poor man, the king gives commands that are complaints. God's commandments are to keep the law in Christ.  He stopped us from doing something when He described the success that came from our following His commandments.  We are walking in God's given authority.

 God commands us to follow His laws, which are the commands He has given us to live by.  Instead of complaining about the poor man's unfair treatment, the king's orders bothered him more. God has commanded his followers to keep the law in Christ.  He stopped us from making another law by describing our success in lowering His commands.  We proclaim the power of God through Jesus Christ.

God commands us to obey His law that we fail to achieve.  The poor man complained that the king had given him no money.  The commands of God, sometimes referred to as His commands, command the law to be fulfilled through Christ.  He stopped us from acting on our own by describing our success in obeying his commands. We walk in the commandment of God in Christ.

God told us to do something that we will not be able to do. Instead of complaining, a poor man in the kingdom of Judah gave orders to his master, King Hezekiah, who then ordered Hezekiah to complain.  The Lord commands Himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  God stopped us from acting and the temptation to make the law more complicated and burdensome by describing our success in lowering His commands. We walk in the faith and in love in Christ where we believe God is leading us.

he gave us complaints through a king's commands.  God commands Himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  He stopped us from breaking His commands by praising us for following them. We walk in a way that shows we worship God in Christ.

 God wants you to do good things for other people, even if it costs you your life.  Instead of complaining about the poor man, the king commanded him to complain.  The commands of God are His commands to himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  He stopped us from acting and being tempted to make another law by describing our success in lowering His commands. We walk in commanding God in Christ. This means that we are obeying God's instructions, not His commands.

God commands us to live a life that is in accordance to the law that we fail to achieve.God commands himself to fulfill the law in Christ.  Jesus prevented us from making another law by telling us about His commands being fulfilled.  We walk in embracing God in Christ.

116 2 Because he listened to me, I will call on him as long as I live“ The Psalmist carefully teaches that the extraordinary gift is not like this corrupt world. The gifts that represent God are original and miraculous. These divine gifts the gifts are so amazing, we really need to express our sincere appreciation which demands our lifelong aesthetic appreciation. We always blame God for his stressful demands as if God needs to force us to appreciate a stingy God. Reluctant to give gifts to sinners.But God is not like fragile men. He is infinitely kind and willing to generously give extraordinary gifts to dependent children. When we spend a lot of time appreciating his generous gifts, we are not expressing any dissatisfied interest in the previous relationship from cruel slavery to the punishment of the law. Without a doubt, we should become an excellent swagger and supporter of God.