He believes that God is powerful and good based on the happiness and success he has experienced, as well as the difficult times he has been able to overcome. This belief has given him strength and comfort in times of trouble. We should emphasize the alarm of warfare in our ascendance by execration. Our Captain has a lot of experience with public violence. The Creator has determined all the matter in the universe according to His concept of reality. So he can bring about crusades that will lead to the downfall of the nation. If God punishes those who break the trust in the same way He allows for natural disasters like earthquakes, then God also punishes those who take part in the oppression and amplification of such events of war. We typically avoid having tyrannical leaders by cursing them. The king begins his reign over Israel by being enveloped in the holy light of his forefathers. The never-ending nature of God is pronounced by those who love Him, like a river running underneath a city, providing the sustenance needed to satisfy the spiritual hunger. He carefully chooses pronouncements so that they will have a lasting impact and be remembered fondly by others. The dark and dreary land slowly moves forward, as if it is taking a break from all the tragedy and misery it has seen. This day and flight are unlike any other. The act of issuing a command or order can cause someone to become submissive or partial, as well as creating a feeling of warmth or heat. When a nation falls, it is as if a line of dominos has been toppled. The resulting curse is hot and scorching, melting the land like lava. He asks the Divine Chief Justice to carefully consider the matter and make a decision that spells out the curse, the sentence, and the guarantee. As Jacob fought the angel and won, so too will our imprecation be rewarded. He's demonstrating that physical warfare can be defeated by the prophesiers' charge and imprecation. The bazooka and flame thrower make a pronounced sound as they demolish and melt the temporal munitions. He's directing the pronouncements to quiet the population in the manner of the crippled breathless on the battle ground. The wicked are irredeemably condemned to hell, while the righteous walk over the departed bodies. He provided a reason to complain, as we are often met with hostility from those in power around the world. We attempt to make the will of God more understandable and tangible to us through our pronouncing and imaging.