Let me explain the other side of things, because others probably didn't read what I wrote. Anyone who says that the curse does not apply experiences a kind of prohibition. He did not learn to express his relationship with the Spirit in true freedom. Where the Spirit has freedom. We must live the gospel. The gospel describes what God has done for us to save us from the power of darkness. We have become completely new. But because we experience the forces of this world and the power of the law before we are delivered in another way, we are advanced in some ways to become dependent on what we believe and on ourselves. To be more liberated or converted, we must place the work of our salvation in the hands of God. There is only one way God can change us through His love. His divine love erodes our ordinary habits. But if his love is meant only because we suffer only in the pagan world, it will not be reflected in our constant protection. So God's love is also manifested in the fact that he throws away his angry faithfulness from us. If God has faithfully done all the work necessary to be immediately transformed and go to eternal heaven, then this must be sufficiently done by His divine righteousness, justice, faithfulness, and extraordinary goodness. It is ineffective due to operative words. This must be realistic to achieve through appropriate measures at all appropriate times. Every hour that we humble God so that we do not gain the exclusive right to completely curse and bless, we simply say that he surrounds us with a shallow feeling and is no different from man. Therefore, as we exalt God, we will ascend in a continuous series of blessings and curses. We rightly acknowledge God as God who proclaims eternal life or death. We become free because we rightly place our eternal salvation in God's hands by living in a personal experience that is too ridiculous for us to imagine happily and too terrible to think about. We are eagerly embraced by God, who faithfully dispels his wrath from us.