The key question of whether God answered official sin and corruption by cursing, is there any ethical standard other than the standard axioms? Through the holy scriptures, an appropriate response to pagans suffering from destructive diseases, terrible plagues and shortened lives. This is why the Psalms carefully compare the wrath of the God poured out in curses against the wicked in an elaborate description of fierce hurricanes, tornadoes and active volcanoes. The law of God applied to all objective reality in an elaborate description of the wrath of God through countless curses pronounced. Eternal curses undoubtedly require reliable testimony in official records of actual persecution by inspired prophets. The Psalms are the successful accusation and the appropriate punishment pronounced against the wicked. 6 The Lord works righteousness and justice for all the oppressed.“ Salvation is more than a sacred promise of everlasting rewards. It is the specific constitutional argument of the justified, moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, applicable laws and promises. Key question, what would the king take if beloved saints were declared righteous in the established courts of eternal heaven by making a direct accusation? Whenever the psalmist presents his justified arguments, he rightly complains that his necessary struggles in this world are unjust. With his alliance, innocence. He correctly implements the broad justification to reinforce the persuasive argument that the wicked one is guilty.103 9 He will not always accuse, and he will not always shelter his anger; “The saint constantly accuses the presiding judge in necessary trials that God neither accuses nor shelters the unjustified anger of the trial. If God decrees all necessary things, He is responsible for the trials of the saints. The Perspective The evidence in the Psalms is sufficient justification for the divine vengeance on the wicked which the recognized saint undoubtedly suffers. 103 8 "The Lord is compassionate and merciful, slow to anger, rich in love and good." But God also decreed future trials as direct evidence of his everlasting covenant with Moses to avenge the wicked in the innocent sufferings of his beloved saints. 93 13 “Give him relief in the days of trouble, until a pit is dug for the wicked. An everlasting covenant promises 14 For the LORD will not deny his people, nor forsake his inheritance." God is slow to anger in shortening our trials and using them profitably to provide reliable rewards by avenging himself on the wicked. The wrath of God in the Psalms correctly obtains the eternal decree of the suffering of the saints which the Psalmist complains about is unjustified.“ Slow down to the anger that abounds in love since the anger of God is a curse that can only be pronounced on the wicked.