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.