Our questions come from not fully trusting God's forgiveness. The Psalmist is urging us to come to terms with our guilt by admitting it to God. This eternal decree has granted forgiveness to all who have violated its provisions in the first deliverance. This powerful word is reinforced by the successful curses that have been uttered. The persuasive argument for divine amnesty is convincing, urging us to overcome our guilty conscience. Antinomianism is our creating new rules in order to become criminals. Our individual traditions are a dark curse. Our stubbornness condemns us, so we will not carve out a genuine belief that God will deliver the lone substitute. The law's curse falls upon the wicked, condemning them to a life of misery and despair. In the competitive and challenging world we live in, success is key. The citizens of this city appreciate divine favor because it is freely given. Most people believe that divine grace is something that is very troublesome, because it makes people happy without any effort. They believe that it is a curse to be blessed with this kind of grace. Grace clearly differentiates us from carnal exploits by giving us an active opposition. You can be sure that you'll find God's grace in a single room, and you can feel its intense power as you sense the abomination of divine grace. Eternal deliverance is not a definite communication that addresses sin. It is rather a representation of what can be accomplished through faith in God. The man boldly goes against the well-known, respected names in the inner circles, but the curse of the law will destroy his will, if God is looking for someone wicked."In his own eyes, he perceives himself as beyond reproach, incapable of detecting or despising his sin." Our hope for salvation rests on the knowledge that we are sinners. But admitting that we are sinners is only the beginning. Our faith in deliverance is based on the knowledge that we are flawed. We need to be more mindful of our sins. We must be absolutely certain of our success in using the curse for our creation.  12 See how the evildoers lie fallen-thrown down, not able to rise!" We are criminals because we refuse to believe in God's law which states that notorious sinners will always suffer in eternal pain. We would check to see if shutting down the gospel communication line was a sign of rehabilitation. We need to leave our iniquity behind by uttering a powerful curse. When Adam and Eve sinned, they hid themselves in shame and guilt. God had to free them from the curse of repeating themselves by providing a substitute who could deal with sin and the curse. God's deliverance comes as a result of His work of making up for the conditions of the law. However, faith, grace, and love from God are required to obey the law. The law is founded on principles of honesty and fairness, and it is designed to protect the interests of all involved. It is only natural that this happens. If we love each other as much as we love God, it is an act of rebellion against Him. Our love is full of neglect and corruption, a testament to our lack of capital. The violence is uncontrolled and unruly. It's like a storm that lashes out without warning, and it doesn't seem to have a end in sight. Let us always be obedient to God's will so as to remain in His presence. God does not change the rules of ethical behavior in order to make our lives easier. We thought it was okay, since God had decided that we should be alive. But we cannot claim to be righteous on our own – we have no justification for doing so. It feels like cursing Christ when we get too attached to connecting with God. The more we connect with Him, the less personal we come across and we start to resent our sin.We feel like we can't beat our own bad habits, and we get really discouraged. We intentionally put God's curses in our prayers to show that we're different from ourselves.