ps. 29 11 The LORD strengthens his people; the Lord blesses his people with peace." The Psalmist teaches that the saints who dwell on the earth are all his joy. The brothers of God are the brothers of the brothers of God. The righteous who bless themselves. When we don't bless the people. of God, we bless the wicked. We designedly damage the connection and the direct path to duly gain a blessing because God uses his chosen people to bless each other. We're inseparably linked to each other as faithful sisters who live peacefully in the noble house of the Father.  We must constantly gasp a blessing on our sisters. This blessing can not be withdrawn or opposed. We overcome the wicked by blessing the righteous. We really come the prodigal son when we don't promote abundant blessings on the righteous. This is imperfectly followed in our ultramodern day. This is because God rigorously imposes the curse on anyone who makes a political blameworthiness against his blessed people. When we're forgiven, God doesn't treat us according to our sin. We don't live the Christian life under the moral commination of our sins. God accessibly overlooks our sins Psalmist warns that when we suffer consciously, we can complain that God treats us as wicked. God is angry with us. Everything that opposes us decisively is ordered by God. Our direct relationship of blessing is the Godly law turned from us. Presently the law advises us to curse the wicked.We learn to enter into an intimate relationship with our Father who considers us fairly blessed. When we unjustly charge God of being angry with the righteous, we curse ourselves. We simply turn violent wrathfulness inward. We've to repeat the psalms over and over so that we do not get angry.