The two teaching models advocated by Kingdom come with a pragmatic perspective on the world. This means that students are encouraged to think critically and solve problems using their own judgment. The sacred words in Psalms echo through eternity, providing welcome refuge and a reminder of God's eternal throne. Each one of them is connected to the legal kings factual accomplishments as he appropriately governs Israel. However, if you are open to learning about eternal salvation in a sacred and authentic setting, you will receive a mystical education. You may believe that all of the sorrow and pain in this culture is due to the fact that God is acting apart from the political accidents and sending a limited message to only a select few with an inward ambition. However, this is not actually the case. You are telling me that what I see and feel here on earth is not connected to what I hope for in life. This obscure culture's tragic experiences redeem its potential to mistakenly participate in the beatitude and be distracted by Christ. Through these experiences, the culture learns the importance of recognizing and transcending its mistakes. The elevated way of life seems to ignore the special challenges of this exposed earth, clinging stubbornly to its own traditions. God's refuge is a spiritual adventure we can commune with him about our annoyance with the biggest contradiction there is: the existence of a new earth where we will once again bear on some of the same occupations. In an authentically administered culture, this would be a perfect match for our adventures on this earth. If you do not bet on this quoted aggression, you will never have the individual experience of the desired consequences of eternal salvation. Your redemption will be reduced to a mere pledge of allegiance to Christ based on your emotional suffering. The two Kingdoms people mistakenly believe that this is a safe place for God, assuming that He is powerful and can protect Himself. There is nothing special or remarkable about this theology; it's just stupid. We know that God has crafted reality carefully, creating everything and every relationship in this perfect world according to our understanding of Him as a holy God. In a world where barbarians live in scattered locations, dividing it up into occupations and governmental sources based on where people are concentrated is not enough- the divine is present in all places and people are feeling hopeless in some. The Almighty examines all contact, scrutinizing each one to ensure that it meets His holy standards. "In you, O LORD, I have taken refuge; let me never be put to shame; deliver me in your righteousness." The Psalmist trusts that God's protection will be with him during his military victories. God's righteousness is His ambition to punish wrongdoers severely, even if it means battling against other nations. This is done out of a sense of justice, as dictated by His own conscience. David is assuming that the kingdom of God will be successful in crushing all opposition on this earth when Christ arrives in His eternal kingdom. David isn't just assuming that his own perfect righteousness will provide him with refuge from God. Rather, he truly believes that his own righteousness will provide him with a safe harbor from God's wrath. He is looking critically at his own behavior and intentions in order to see if he can trust that he is deserving of God's protection. Two kingdom has no price that accurately reflects the value of what you are trusting. The promise is something that is impossible to understand or connect to its reasons for existing and the political communication you face on a daily basis. The promise is empty because it lacks security.