145 21 “My mouth shall praise the Lord. Every creature praises his holy name forever and ever ”. The familiar theme of the Psalms is that God deserves praise because He generally brings together blessings and curses so that the responsible nations are unified and divine glory shines brightly through eternity. Therefore, the psalmist carefully teaches the attributes of God which carefully control the established order of divine creation. to anger and rich in love, good to all, glory of your kingdom, of your mighty deeds, glorious splendor, dominion, faithful, sustains falling, gives them food in due time, satisfies the desires of every living being, righteous in all his ways, loving towards all he has done, close to all who call on him, granting his wishes and watching over all who love him. God has appropriately implanted the moral law in every man responsible for fellowship. We were never born to voluntarily support the official opposition. The psalmist mentions that God curses the wicked. "All the wicked will destroy them." We are by nature people of life and death. 94 1 Lord, God who takes revenge, God who takes revenge, shines. 2 Arise, O judge of the earth, give to the proud what they deserve. "This is why in the Psalmist he speaks of severe curses. The proud succeed the earth is undoubtedly suffering from civil unrest. Saints are never produced to willfully endure the organized opposition of social disorder. God has built the eternal curse. of moral law in recognized saints to rejoice when violent culture is turned upside down.