If those who break the law and worship idols are not punished, the conquered nation will find ways to steal from and overthrow the government that is supposed to protect its citizens. If the Judge does not condemn the wicked to eternal torment, the wicked will ruthlessly destroy civilized humanity. If even one evil man remains alive, he and his allies will eventually succeed in overthrowing the government and brutally oppressing the people. The saints who are recognized by the public have undoubtedly fallen victim to a culture of violence and crime. They have been forced to live in a world where they are constantly surrounded by violence and crime, and this has take a toll on their lives. We protest God every minute of every day and curse for His mercy. The only way to hope to follow the moral law is to constantly be aware of it. Going against the law is more than just breaking it. It's about standing up for what you believe in, even if it means going against the grain. Violence is an act that often leads to destruction and chaos. The law is being rewritten to allow people to act violently against their suspicious neighbors, giving them the power to play god. The arbitrary rules force moral culture to reluctantly submit. Armed rebels poke fun at God. A fool likes to think they're better than others because they can take advantage of those who are weaker. He is stupid enough to flaunt his hatred to an outraged public. The first sin did not start a long battle with the devil. Rather, it was a small act that snowballed into a war between God and Satan. This book tells the story of the eternal struggle between good and evil, as seen through the lives of the saints. The poem is full of concrete images that make the psalmist experience feel real and immediate. To rebel against nature is to attack God and all that is good. If you go against what is natural, you will face severe consequences. If you act in ways that are contrary to moral law, you are acting in ways that are contrary to the will of God. It is an insult to God. If you break God's rules, you will be cursed. Those who are considered saints are often deliberately violated by evil people. An ignorant person is so stupid as to compel the most disrespectful deeds and ruthlessly destroy the helpless. They prey on people's personal woes in order to steal from them and kill them. God mocks those who stubbornly refuse to listen to Him by pronouncing curses that cannot be reversed. The Psalmist is complaining that God seems to be ignoring the prayers of the saints, and treating them the same as the lawless. It feels like God is not listening to them. When will you punish the armed rebels and save the faithful remnant? The Psalms are carefully written to confront the idol worshippers and show them the proper way to worship God. The eternal curses are incredibly severe, and the credible accusations against us are so offensive that we can intuitively understand how serious the throne of God is. We believe that the Constitution is the most supreme law of the land, and that no other language can compare to it. The judge who presides over heaven is stern and unforgiving. His language will always be remembered and respected. The Judge is the one who pronounces the law and curses that will punish the wicked forever. Even the most devout saints find it difficult to accept that the divine wrath is morally justified. We are at a loss for words when we try to speak about the eternal law and curses. The Psalmist is invoking moral judgments that have been pronounced since the beginning of time, including effective law, covenants, curses, judicial decrees, and sacred promises. The judgement of right and wrong provides a strong foundation for living a good life. God has chosen responsible people to be eternal judges. Do you think the Judge would be unaware of your rebellion if he decided to limit a man's abilities that are given to him by nature? The Judge who controls your official language and personal power also controls your violent rebellion. Your attempts to break the law are futile. Since God revealed the pronounced judgments to the recognized saint, the saint provided eternal authority over the convicted offenders in dreadful curses. The Psalmist complains that the Judge is treating him unfairly, like the wicked. He knew that the judge had the right to curse him with eternal judgment, but he thought it was in vain because the judge was also bound by the law. I want his wicked suicidal thoughts to stop so he can't hurt himself. I'm angry and upset because I want him to live. We follow a moral code that dictates that saints who have been given the gift of eternal judgement should use their authority to pronounce judgement on murders who have committed aggravated theft, and wish for eternal covenant rewards seven times over. There is something about God that is very important to me and that I would like to share with you. He was a miser who punishes terribly. The murderers of the innocent will face a terrible punishment from God. God knows how to make your life after death a misery. He is very angry with you for hurting his people so much. And if you steal from saints, you will pay back seven times the amount you stole. God loves those who are recognized as holy. he loves them dearly. God will take it from you and give it to the saints.