The stubborn fool can be a reckless person who has been cursed by God insidiously. The abominable curse is toned down to aggressive language that simply portrays man as inferior to the stubborn ethics he created, coupled with characterization of a barbaric world rather than God's. "There is no God" is like a resistance fighter realizing that he is in a battle with God. . Is that a current statement? Affirmatively, however, this atheistic admission does not apply to the saints of God.The Psalms are not written to viciously condemn all men scattered within the individual logic that God contains to judge the saints as graciously as he brutally judges the atheist. We tend to never value ourselves in the same boat to endure immortal deliverance. Alternatively, this psalm would simply be written with two admonitions. Yet the psalm is written as saints standing behind the law who utter the abominable curse upon the barbarian peoples. This is often where I respectfully disagree with the reformed 2-line view. This psalm meticulously teaches that recognized saints can only just be saved by unequivocal appreciation; those downloaded directly are carefully protected from the eternal damnation of the ethical law. It cannot be liberated directly by an ubiquitous identification of all evil people. To be miraculously saved is to be cleansed from hearing the eternal curse of the divine law. It is without a doubt to rate on the other side and freely decant the eternal curse on the wicked. 4" Will evildoers never learn-- those who devour my people as men eat bread and who don't call on the LORD?" 1 The fool says in his heart," There's no God." They're corrupt, their deeds are vile; there's no one who does good." The composer rightly hypothesizes that the voice of the terrible curse is "There is no God." The demonstrable verification of the justifiably onerous moral laws of the judiciary lies in the current language of the human heart. This language is translated into the actions of man."His deeds are abominable" in fair logic simply educate antipodal principles that nervously intertwine the Word of God. This often intertwines with creating a struggle with God. It is critically equated with the malevolently threatening saints. All the slanderous words of people symbolize aggressive words. Consequently, the words come not simply from a bastard heart, but from a confident mindset of an ungodly realm. During this, the conscious logic didn't really drive the bad words, but the dangerous atmosphere drove the evil. 4 Will the evildoers never know who devours my people as men eat bread, and does not turn to the LORD?" Of course, what can we affirm in common with the wicked? We tend to think that there is no such thing as intelligent risk because there is very little convincing affirmation of Love in the barbaric world. The only approach that fully connects to this despair is separation. We tend to decide inherently that breaking up would be dead to character. It is imperative that God continue His demand for eternal death for lawbreakers. However, he will not take it all upon himself if there is no confusion between the eternal curse and hence the bounty of blessings. We tend to shine in noble death within just logic, the eternal curse disarms the dangers of evil man. In our royal sanction, the godless travel sanction.