Ps 25 3 No one whose hope is in you'll ever be put to shame, but they will be put to shame who are treacherous without excuse." The Psalmist imposes justice if we live with harsh shame, and besides, we do not wish to dishonor God when we are committed to something. This verse takes deliberate action between two competing states. The old culture is a problem because it is still tolerated by the majority of the class. We lived in the kingdom of Satan, a short-lived time that passed quickly. We saw the evil and wickedness of the people there, as well as the intense heat and scorching sun. Our father gets very excited when he sees his son. The wicked kingdom is a dark and despicable portrayal of malicious words that are chained to be in impenetrable darkness. All of the stories we just heard were made up. This kingdom was rife with betrayal. We were part of a kingdom that was treating the Gods' agreement with contempt. We spent a long time living in insulation, feeling very secure and in control. We didn't feel a deep desperation that was in desperate need of God's agreement actions. We breathed in the same air as those who believe in God's agreement, and adversaries of God. Once we are released, our hope is firmly based on God's promises, which we know are always true. This verse aptly describes the two opposing views of assiduous culture. On one side are those who believe that diligent culture is a necessary part of success. On the other side are those who believe that too much zeal can get in the way of success. This chance might not be our only chance, but it's an extraordinary chance for us. Our God was able to miraculously reclaim us and keep us safe. God is on display for us, challenging us to believe that He would truly agree to our requests. We keep our agreements because we believe that honoring by the internal agreement is he and acknowledging our thermos sensibility to keep ourselves chaste. The immense value of an elysian agreement delivers eternal blessings and divine sanctifications. We are grateful for the chance to be used by God in ways that He sees fit, as He has been so generous in granting us many special opportunities. All of these blessings are more important to Him than they are to us. We are committed to remaining loyal to one another because we believe that God's hope lies within our agreement. Our agreement is more important than our struggles with sin and pain. The covenant between God is a steadfast support, always there to help us. The sky's color remains unchanged no matter what the weather. When we experience the terrible effects of the curse, we come to understand the divine agreement to make things right. This experience of unity with God helps to clear away our anger. You believe that the curse's sporadic effects are too weak to break Gods allegiance to us. Since God has ordained His agreement, He has delivered us with an impeccable kingdom in which we can experience our battles as following a leader of a band who goes out and eliminates all enemies. The end of judicial corruption and abuse will have a far-reaching impact on society. The divine curses spoken eons ago are a testament to God's absolute control over the devastating consequences of rampant depravity and violence. There is no such thing as a temporary place where God gives an inferior appraisal. There is only one place where God holds all things in highest regard - the eternal realm. Everything that happens in life is a part of God's great plan. The purpose of all of these consecrations is to glorify God completely. There is no pleasure in God that can compare to the true delight we find in His beauty. I will speak both of these agreement powers to my heart's content.