Ps 9 19 Arise, Lord, let not a man triumph; 20. Strike them with terror, or let the nations know that they are only men. “Selah Why do men adequately express their personal opinion, even if it is wrong? Because all men should generally describe what they reasonably believe on the basis of their image of their personal god. This is what the Psalmist advises that when man fell into sin he became his own god. If you can imagine it, even though every man's personal appearance  is normal as they are just men, the reality is that every man walks around believing he is a god. There is no escaping the process of reasoning which men revere according to the familiar image they naturally have of the pagan god. You should represent a dead brain. Therefore, the problem of sin is more serious than trying to convince yourself that a person is a sinner. The problem with sin is that man has to  be dethroned from being his own god. This Psalm  sufficiently shows that sin  completely obscures man's understanding of himself and of God. The truth is, the world is ruled by God, not by man. The fertile land is ruled by absolute justice, divine justice, faithfulness and holiness. God does not give up exclusive ownership of his creation. He frankly owns every cubic centimeter. God decided to highlight his independent kingdom from before the foundation of the world through considered saints. He sent his Son into the world to do the work necessary to rule over all things. In doing the work, God took the spoil and redeemed for Himself a people  who became the rightful owners of all that Christ obtained. This psalm carefully teaches that Christ has sufficiently established his everlasting kingdom over all the  earth in the saints. we sincerely believe that all men are either worshipers of false gods or devout worshipers of the true God. We do not see all conflicts as typically coming from official representatives of two different gods. This is the fundamental problem of living in a pragmatic world. The optimistic view  we should have about being in Christ should be much larger than we can imagine, and the personal view of those who worship other gods should be much worse than this. than we could ever imagine. We must be sincerely aware of the kind of universal power that we naturally possess as  representatives of God on this fertile land. If we define ourselves as inferior to the inestimable value that Christ  subsequently obtained, we immediately lower the value of Christ's work. You will correctly identify this type of independent thinking throughout the Psalms. The Psalmist  consistently describes our eternal salvation as a gift  beyond our creative imagination. If you sincerely want to sincerely believe that God represents above all a saving God and not a terrible tyrant, it is not by the universal resemblance of God to all men, but has spread over the saints beyond their rudimentary comprehension and  overflows through us into the world. he uttered the power to bless all things with which we come in contact. In this overwhelming sense, the terrible curses they assure us flow  to prevent the most isolated destruction of those in our recent culture. In this Psalm, the king pronounces success over the world of sound  by uniting his desires with the desires of God. We have the power in  divine blessing to effect the events of the world.