58 10 "The righteous get revenge and wash their feet with the blood of the wicked, and they will rejoice." When violence is protected by a redefined law, people must firmly grasp God's justice in order to satisfactorily resolve understandable frustrations.

 When violence is protected by the new definition of the law, one must hold fast to divine justice in order to satisfactorily resolve understandable disappointment.

  The righteous will rejoice when they are avenged, when they wash their feet in the blood of the wicked.

When justice is done to rulers who have done wrong, then the righteous will rejoice.

 God has given us eternal righteousness in the future. God's judgment is the sacrifice of animal blood which is required for the violence towards wicked in the Psalms. He feels the future is glorious because it comes back over time

God has given us eternal righteousness because he loves us.  One of the ways that God judges people is by requiring their blood to be shed as a sacrifice.  He's seeing the future in his present, in the way that it's coming back in time.

  Therefore, God has given us declarations of eternal righteousness in the future judgment.  The judgment of God is the blood-sacrifice required for the violence against the Psalmist.  He experiences the glorious future that returns over time, presente.

  We said we told you about divine vengeance before it was seen. Eternal judgment breaks out in due course as the true experience of the direct consequences of the curse.

 Dio carefully teaches a saint of belief who ridicules violently with legitimate revenge. Eternal judgment breaks through in due time as a true experience of the direct consequences of the curse.

 58 10 “The righteous will rejoice when they are avenged, when they wash their feet in the blood of the wicked” When violence is protected by a redefined law, one must firmly hold on to divine justice in order to satisfactorily resolve the understandable frustration. Therefore, God has voluntarily given us declarations of eternal righteousness in the futuro judgment. He judgment of God is the sacrificial blood required for the brutal violence against the Psalmist. He indirectly experiences the glorious future which returns over time presente. Dio carefully teaches belief saints mocking violently with legitimate revenge. We effectively generate a continuous line in the sand that we will not move. We passionately state that I told you this before divine vengeance was witnessed. Eternal judgment erupts in due time as the true experience of the direct consequences of the curse.