Salvation represents God existing in a personal relationship with us by rescuing us from every wicked scheme. In this psalm, Christ endured the rejection of His Father so that we could learn to curse unbelief. This part of the 22 reflects 8 "He trusts in the LORD; let the LORD rescue him. Let him deliver him, since he delights in him." Characterize the curse of the wicked. He will never leave you nor forsake you.  Ps. 10 7" His mouth is full of curses and lies and threats; trouble and evil are under his tongue." The Psalms are full of descriptions of the eternal consequences of breaking the moral law. These punishments are the perfect way to respond to the curses of the wicked. The wicked's heart is characterized by its universal nature.  8 "He trusts in the LORD; let the LORD rescue him. Let him deliver him, since he delights in him." It seems likely that this sad voice is the root of unbelief. And here you see these words were pronounced at the most challenging moment of Christ's suffering. These harsh words are like being thrust through with a sword in battle. God has orchestrated all things in Christ. He has bestowed the gift of salvation on us. This eternal salvation was brought about by Jesus in this Psalm, which aptly portrays His death on the cross. At the end of this Psalm, we see a new earth with absolute family relationships fastened on Christ. In the future, we will be able to enjoy genuine fellowship with Christ and each other without interference. However, in the present, we must use spiritual violence to obtain our unique identity. How does Christ keep us from the evil curse of the wicked?Does he judge you brutally by the compleat law, the right butchery speaks, or the cruel curses. When we hear this type of damning condemnation, we trust in Christ and remain steadfast in our defense. Christ convincingly demonstrates the ethical merit of divine grace by staunchly combating the considerable contrariety to grace with a sanctioned declaration of death. We are wholly united with Christ. The Psalms depict our salvation as an excellent communication of all we lack that is accurately and appropriately met in Christ. When we learn how to push away the violent communication that properly speaks this curse, we fortify ourselves from vicariously feeling unbelief. The Psalms perfectly describe the flawless image of Christ in an authorized language that we can govern ourselves. We can create an eternal kingdom in ourselves by using the extraordinary gifts of eternal salvation wisely. We can do this by praying earnestly, appealing successfully, meditating wisely, and making authoritative pronouncements. The Psalms are an effective way of carefully nurturing the initial creation, and we gratefully accept them as tokens of God's gentle affection. He has clarified the effective way to develop, so we can securely build a stable foundation of protecting our eternal salvation. We can stand up to the harmful schemes that we inevitably face in the aggressive culture of this sinful world. We speak this ancient curse. We can shatter and break anything that opposes the divine knowledge we have.