4 4 “Sin not in your anger; when you lie in bed, examine your hearts and be silent. " The psalmist teaches attentively that we have been set apart for God.  We no longer make idols like the wicked.  If God no longer remembers our sins, the familiar source of our great problems is in the world. Not us. 

The question is, what did God say to Adam to deal with the curse? God made a sacrifice of blood. Adam showed that his knowledge of sin was not enough to cover up with fig leaves.

 But God made peace with the Eternal Curse by providing animal skins. 5 "Give righteous sacrifices and trust in the Lord." God gave us the knowledge of sin and the animal to face God's wrath. This is what the Psalmist did when faced with anger

 God gave us the knowledge of sin and the cursed animal to face the wrath with the curse of the law.

This is why the Psalmist faces anger by proclaiming the curse of sacrifice. How does a sinner deal with sin? Instead, curse the opposition. It is the source of blessings.

 4 4 “In your anger do not sin; when you are on your beds, search your hearts and be silent.” The psalmist carefully teaches that we have been set apart for God. We are no longer idol makers like the wicked. If God no longer remembers,dealings with us according to our sins, the familiar source of our great problems is in the world. Rather than us. But all of our problems come from how we deal with the curse.The question is, what did God say to Adam to deal with the curse? God generously offered a blood sacrifice. Adam showed that his knowledge of sin was insufficient to cover the with fig leaves. But God adequately provided the peaceful solution to the Eternal Curse with animal skins. 5 "Offer righteous sacrifices and trust in the Lord." God gave us the knowledge of sin and the cursed animal to face wrath with the curse of the law. This is why the Psalmist faces anger by pronouncing the curse of sacrifice.How does a sinner deal with sin? But curse the opposition. It is the source of blessing. 6.7.8