Without reliable source of flowing water there is no active life. God delivered a flowing water constantly under the capital city of Zion. As the sparkling water sustains so moral axioms amply satisfy the noble soul. God blessed Israel accurately describing a steady flow of water that never dried up. Within the city God voluntarily gave the law covenants, curses, eternal decrees, enabling statutes and promises to accurately describe an ideal kingdom for legitimate reasons that sufficiently prove God is a eternal covenant keeping. Without drinking water, no one would survive and therefore, no one would be alive to glorify God. The covenant argument that we are valuable because we pronounce the effusive praises of God. We deserve prolonged life. Whatever possible, reason for the peaceful existence of a necessary thing is abundantly satisfied by the authoritative pronouncements. As the majestic Most High reasonably spoke divine creation into peaceful existence in a 24-hr cycle so every morning represent a new creation. The Most High moves events in active recreation of saints in the cursing of the heathen. God extreme eternal pronouncements in law and curses are forcing the heathen to judgement. The word purified seven times. The Most High locks horns with the heathens typically rising in divine wrath in eternal curses voluntarily given to considered saints in Psalms. God lifts His gruff voice. "From his temple he heard my voice; my cry came before him, into his ears. The LORD thundered from heaven; the voice of the Most High resounded "The voice of moral judgement of God in Psalms undoubtedly remain divine law and curses. It is the eternal judgement coming back to the historical present. It is carefully bearing the abundant blessing and cursing together. The genuine Old Testament dialogue with Israel and the inspired prophets were not constructive suggestions or sufficient warnings. These realistically were prophetic judgements. God presented His compelling case in the impeccable logic of the authoritative pronouncements in Psalms. The meaningful dialogue in the Psalms with God in the divine prophecy of the authoritative pronouncements. The law and curses justly demand a credible witness. God is mocking the heathen by accurately controlling eternal life and death. We pronounce the sufficient warning that will consistently be proven in prepared public. When God curses the wicked to eternal hell, it is a reasonable assurance the eternal curses will inevitably end in the ultimate destruction of all organized opposition. It will be satisfactorily proven over reasonable time. God mocks the wicked in curses." "Come and see" Gods voice of judgement demands an official witness of the victorious war that ended peacefully with the breathless silence of the organized opposition. God will never be defeated by the heathen. God warned Israel if they did not eliminate the heathen nations they would become infected with idol worshippers. Gods curses justly demand a public silence of the heathen nations. Complete silence. God mock in curses will promptly shut the mouths of the wicked. Promptly suppress your violent rebellion because I will mercilessly slaughter you. Bow down or be bitterly cursed. God is encountered for divine justice and eternal righteousness when His saints walk over the deceased bodies on the battle field. It is the official curse of successful war that God silences the wicked. God has carefully established a war with Satan for direct control of the earth The world endure a lifelong battle until the moral judgement. Every glorious day God curses the dead instantly translated to His judgement throne. In the future God will carefully gather all the responsible people to His independent judgement. His culminating official curse of judgement. God naturally gave us the Psalms to notify to our inherently weak disposition in drawing a continuous line and transferring it. The Psalmist advises us to be sufficiently motivated by properly capturing significant land. By taking control of the fruitful earth in moral law and fulfilled curses. We will not fight without the Psalms.