There is a big difference between practicing selflessness and hating oneself by willingly letting our opposition triumph over us.  God is providing us with eternal salvation, proving the value of His work, through what we have as success.

 God doesn't curse Himself by doing something bad so that people will believe He is a good person. The Psalms teach us that sometimes when we are in a difficult situation, we can show our anger by cursing the people who are causing us problems. We would rather sacrifice anything for God's glory to be seen. God is always blessing us through our established rules of behavior that we value the extraordinary power and authority that is necessary to care for this world.

A person who abandons his post as Solder is a traitor. Therefore we must save ourselves in order to free others. The Psalmist prayed to God that he would be preserved so that he could continue to speak the beautiful pronouncements.

These unusual gifts are limitless. We are moving closer to the covenant agreement, and we want everyone to have a chance to experience the blessings of eternal life. We never stop pronouncing.

"according to your love remember me, for you are good, O LORD." This is what I sincerely appreciate about the Psalmist. You see there is a key difference between practicing selflessness and hating oneself by willingly letting our opposition triumph over us. And we need adequately understanding that the eternal salvation we have was properly obtained by God who is proving the priceless worth of His work by our considerable success. God does not curse Himself to sufficiently prove that He is long suffering. Consequently, the Psalms properly teach us we overcome the opposition by cursing the wicked curse. Hence, we would give up anything for God's glory to be on display. We are always being blessed by God through our established rule in the moral axioms that we properly value the extraordinary power and competent authority over the necessary things of this fruitful earth. A man who abandons his post as the solder is a traitor. Therefore, we must save ourselves to release others. The Psalmist would consistently beseech God to preserve him because if he died he would cease to pronounce the axioms. In this eternal relationship we vicariously experience the most extraordinary pleasure and overcome the mightiest foes. God promises to generously provide us spiritual gifts. These extraordinary gifts are limitless. We are inevitably being borne into the covenant agreement, so we generously share in all of these eternal things. We would never stop pronouncing.