The psalmist carefully teaches that the law carefully follows, not moral directions, but spiritual prophecies of objective reality.  God made man to be cursed and he couldn't understand the moral value of the things around him. 

God always made natural man to be cursed, and he didn't have the ability to understand the moral value and the genuine reality of what he interacts with in the world. Thought out.

God made natural man to be cursed and it's hard for him to see the good in the world.

  The law follows what is really happening in life, not how you think it should be.

 God always made natural man to be cursed, and he doesn't have the ability to understand the real value of what he's experiencing.

  It is more than being morally arrogant. The poet accurately described the personal arrogance of a violent person, erroneously thinking that he accurately perceives objective reality. This personal arrogance actively compels to belittle God's creation and strongly destroys the strong desire of God and the saints.

  It is more than being proud of yourself.  An arrogant person who doesn't believe in God's creation wrongly believes that he understands objective reality. This person's arrogance affects their views on God, creation, and the saints.

  This personal arrogance aggressively reinforces the devaluation of God's creation and an ardent desire to violently destroy God and the Saints.

  When we separate the Christian experience in this world from the curse, we make mistakes in thinking that what is unimportant is safe.  We change the story of our struggle.

  When people separate the Christian experience from the curse, they are often hurt by the things that are not important.  We describe our struggle as a fight to defend our rights.

 When we separate the Christian experience in this world from the curse, we miss the opportunity to judge the danger and what is unimportant to our own pain. We don't see our struggle as a battle. We should see it as a blessing in disguise.

 The direct consequences of sin have undoubtedly brought with them the eternal curse of death.

 These words don't just mean "heroic struggle with a social attitude," they could be used to say that someone is going to die if they're angry.  If you change the words of a sacred prayer, it changes the meaning of the prayer. The direct consequence of sin undoubtedly brings an eternal death curse.

 It's common knowledge that these direct consequences are simply attested in the sinister motives of the cursed man. This is why the Psalmist pronounces cursed destruction on the blind and the spiritual ignorant.

 5 5 The arrogant cannot stand before you; you hate all who do evil" The Psalmist carefully teaches that the law carefully follows not moral instruction but spiritual prophecy of objective reality. Therefore, God invariably produced man to be cursed, and he generally lacked the functional capacity to properly understand the moral value and the genuine reality of all that he intimately relates to in creation. Elaborate. It is more than moral arrogance. The psalmist accurately describes the personal arrogance of a violent person who mistakenly believes that he accurately perceives objective reality.This personal arrogance aggressively enforces the devaluation of God's creation and a burning desire to violently destroy God and the Saints. These humble or arrogant terms should not be simply reduced to a heroic struggle with a social attitude, but are generally used in the potential threat of violent death. To diminish the precise meaning of these sacred words is like sleeping with a rattlesnake. The direct consequences of sin undoubtedly brought about the eternal curse of death. These direct consequences are simply attested in the sinister motives of the cursed man.This is why the Psalmist pronounces cursed destruction on the blind and the spiritual ignorant.