Ps 18 13 The LORD thundered from heaven; the voice of the Most High resounded." In Ps 18 the Psalmist is directly describing his expansive experience on the battle field. The rare circumstances that fortunately be on the battle field designedly set a severe illustration of how God acts in this ideal world to faithfully deliver saints from possible peril. The Psalmist naturally begins the Psalm rightly describing his creative studies and complex feelings of cognitive anxiety as he cautiously enters and fights professionally in the successful battle. There's a crucial point when the battle heats up, where the Psalmist has expended all of his effective strength. He generally describes the entire struggle both physical and meta physical in reasonable terms of willingly enduring through effective strength. At the most searing time cries out to God. This directly describes the response from eternal heaven. The Psalmist duly describes Gods saving presence as a authoritative voice that's before all literal events for the express purpose of reliably delivering His chosen people. In this Chorale we're earnestly advised that God responded from gracious heaven as a victorious commander of a potent army miraculously appearing in the visible sky, mounting his Godly chariot with his educated warriors precisely following him. This authoritative voice is Gods work in creation and active recreation to subdue advancing adversaries and liberate His chosen people. God really comes in the breathless heat of the apocalyptic battle and overcomes, redoubtable adversaries, gathers insurmountable army together and marches triumphantly to the sacred tabernacle in a great procession. The authoritative voice of God is the same conception as the NT tutoring our effective citizenship is in eternal heaven. It isn't of this ideal world. Thus, in this sense we're directed that our confidence reflects not our view of the circumstances that come into our lives but the power behind the creation and feting the sustaining power that will deliver us in the end. We're nicely looking at the extenuating circumstances of conduct that are behind the Godly creation and our ultimate victory over all necessary effects as a direct result of extraordinary power in designedly creating and faithfully recreating. You see when there's an ecological disaster that naturally comes on this exposed earth. We naturally find God causes the necessary course of the ideal world to be turned upside down. The likely participants in the disaster positively admit the lasting benefits in the moral sense that God forces society to turn down from their organizational corruption and particular egoism. This is Gods eternal voice  emotional display of Godly authority beyond the effective control of responsible man. This is what we discover in Ps. 29. Our accessible response to the implicit disasters that be naturally on the exposed earth vicariously witness the mischievous goods as they're inescapably produced to devastate us. But we must sufficiently learn that God displays the suggestive power of Godly sovereignty as a literal illustration of the extraordinary success of His curses that stoutly promote the extraordinary freedom of His blessing. In other words Gods emotional display of sovereignty precisely undoes mans confidence in his own power. A welcome relief for those who are absolutely assured of Gods absolute sovereignty. These terrible disasters are produced so we can not say in our eager hearts God simply responds but satisfactorily completes everything in our active lives for His own purposes. God strikes at the hardened heart of mans religious pride. We must sufficiently learn God naturally comes in the brutal winds as a particular saving God. When God strikes there we lose control of our excited lives. This emotional experience is God drawing near to us. God is speaking candidly beyond the ordinary exertion silentre-creative routine work. This is why the Psalmist naturally responds to the peculiar sounds of the terrible storms as inviting praise to God for manifesting His destructive power and His majesty from the heavens! You incontinently hear the violent winds and the trees splitting, and the mysterious cloud shadows so low and are moving along at an extremely rapid-fire pace as if they're crushing down on the exposed earth. All of these harsh sounds are applicable conceits of Gods recreative voice. The direct result of His power over Godly creation endures maximum silence. You incontinently see this is God speaking His curses so loud that He has silenced the opposition just  when we supplicate fervently the psalms and witness the coming together of godly kingdom and our present experience in this corrupted world. These curses silence the harsh voices of the minatory conglomerate that's controlled by Satan and his foolish children.