In this Psalm, we caution against taking a too-narrow view of apparent incompetence. Sometimes, what looks like incompetence can actually be a positive mindset, pushing us upward to achieve the full effect of the eternal curse. Merciful Regulation really means the modern degree to which we maintain peace in objective reality. Sin entered the world, and we were uncomfortable to curse the deep darkness of time when Gods blessings were averted. But the ethics we love to gather within our personal gardens can help us overcome this darkness.This ability to see things from different perspectives is truly indispensable in satisfying the frustration of apparent incompetence. We no longer hesitate to let out a bloodless gulp of fizzy water when we see someone succeed at something we thought we couldn't do. We no longer trust in our logical beliefs of lack of ability when divine law inevitably introduces sin and we grudgingly acknowledge our inability to hold onto it. Falling into personal guilt and being relieved by appreciating Christ's work for us convincingly demonstrates our uncritical acceptance.Therefore, God cleansed the vulnerable land of Israel and created them unable to be tempted by pagan gods. any opposition rises to the major acceptable level of an acute curse.God prevented Israel from destroying itself by suppressing temptations. he treated them as helpless relatives who could not thrive on personal resistance. not compliant with a fair non-public but apparent inability to sidestep vigorous opposition.38 Keep the long-established untruths and lies out of me; give me no economic conditions or wealth, but only offer me my daily bread. Is that the LORD? "Or I might become poor and steal, dishonoring the name of my God."The court of public opinion is too strong for Solomon to overcome; he must face the consequences of his actions and accept the discipline that is rightfully his. This will be a difficult and trying time, but ultimately it will make him a better person.David bemoans the constraints he faces as a result of the increasing number of corrupt people. The immoral behavior of these individuals severely limits God's ability to guide them and prosper together. He employs words like "desire," "attack," "shut up," and "follow me" to paint a picture of a lion hungering for prey.The composer is constantly translating his own personal sin into a more generalizable complaint, which typically prevents him from experiencing true success. He recognizes his own incapacity for sin, but uses moral regulation and criticisms as a way to push past the limits of his own desires. Consequently, if we are qualified, there is no need for an eternal curse. There should be no desire to eliminate our strong opposition.The seeming lack of ability is transcended by the false usefulness that we absolutely need to receive the discretionary limits of humanism. But the lack of skill emerges within the accomplished curse, confronting mainstream opposition in the innovative spirit of a unified judiciary. 7 "Show the wonder of your wonderful love, you who are through your righteous hand to those who seek refuge in you from their enemies. 8 Keep me as the apple of your eye, hide me in the shadow of your wings.