We can assume a way to curse ourselves mercilessly. The righteous no longer curse, but bless themselves. Whenever we hold onto our private sin, we come to be destructive. The regulation bitterly condemns. But when the everlasting regulation speaks, we die. God's regulation curses sinners. However, we are liberated from the everlasting curse of sin due to the fact that Christ took the curse upon Himself. We curse ourselves by thinking that our direct relationship with Christ is no longer ample to forestall us from the negative system of the regulation that works death. We curse ourselves for wondering that our direct relationship with Christ no longer assures us of protection from the negative system of the regulation that works death. We need to maintain a speedy attitude to the fact of our justification so that we can have a lawful right to be blameless. "If God needs to preserve sin towards us, then no one should stand." The sound world is under bondage to sin. However, due to the fact we are freed from sin in Christ, we endure a lawful ceremony to argue for our blamelessness, even though we are sinners.  Due to the fact we are no longer in the hopeless role as the world. All of the sacred words spoken in heavenly court are legally binding, and we have the protection of using God's words or be justly being condemned. There is no in between reliable positions, and we are now unbiased arbitrators of our own defense. "Come and let us reason together," says the Lord, "though your sins are scarlet, they will be white as snow." We have been bought with a price - God's redemption price. We are no longer helpless slaves, however beloved sons. You can push away the unfavorable technique of the law. the law is no longer your schoolmaster.When we rely on God's promises, He pays attention to us attentively. The Puritans used to say that relying on the sacred promises was a way to encourage Him to fulfill His promises. We must not forget that we are not just automation. We are fallible beings who are growing and evolving. We are not psychologically progressive, but we are like a cup that gets filled up. We pour out our hearts to God and grow in sanctification. We do not develop through bare experiences. Please people, let us rely on God's promises!