The law curses the evildoers. It means eternal death. Whoever deliberately breaks any of these commandments receives a just price. Therefore, anything that doesn't meet this qualifying standard must naturally come a pagan idol. Because the wicked are fiercely opposed to the law of God., lower ethical norms. The wicked hate the law of God, and the Bible teaches that they concoct evil plans. These elaborate schemes really remain their devious way of simply explaining a pagan world in which God doesn't live. Because they simply organize their woeful life as if God doesn't live, they strongly express their raw wrathfulness by cursing God. The verity is that idol worshipers seek death. God correctly says that those who habitually make idols will be like that idol. The idol is a piece of wood used to decay or commodity that was drafted by a violent man. He doesn't hear, he doesn't taste, he doesn't touch or speak. An idol remains a breathless thing. By worshiping idolater icons, the wicked curses himself. When the villain anxiously seeks death, he pours it on those around him. All men, if they weren't bound by the God The wicked would be notorious killers. God won't allow condemned men to act simply with the broad authority of their own nature. God must judge sin and notorious wrongdoers. He must aggressively oppose their satanic plans or they would control in brutal oppression. There's a compelling reason why the discipline of the law is framed with terrible curses. The king simply keeps a mug which generally represents the direct expression of his arbitrary power. Therefore, the mug that the King drink is full of regrets with the named wines. God has given leaders moral authority over responsible people. When they abuse this authority, God says he fills their mug of judgment. God aggressively opposes wicked lords through the terrible curse of the correctional law. God doesn't simply beget a woeful death to a cruel person. But God rigorously commands that all effects fall into his Godly justice. God thwarts the evil designs of the wicked by working proactively with ordinary causes. In this way, the king drinks inexpressible wrong by relentlessly operating his fraudulent schemes to simply increase his harsh judgment when Christ judges the barbarian nations roughly. Violent content in the mug, the king is what may feel good and affable as severe judgment and the end is an authoritative protestation of eternal death. How does God express his wrathfulness? By the eternal curses on sin which are rightly written in the moral law.