+ Given the subject of this discourse and the identified form of opposition as being abusive, I will further examine the concept of justifiable hate or anger. It is pertinent to note that I am not innately predisposed towards feelings of animosity. Rather, my disposition is generally characterized by fragility. I may find solace in solitude and introspection, which can lead to a sense of exultation that is truly magnificent. This emotional state may also engender a sense of fortitude. However, I contend that this sense of joy does not arise from within myself, but rather from the Almighty.The experience of intellectual pleasure that I derive from the Psalms is something that I attribute to my personal philosophy. Nonetheless, I derive satisfaction from the fact that I cannot take full credit for this experience solely on the basis of my own abilities. This feeling is experienced during my meditation practice, and while it is difficult to articulate, I ascribe all credit for this experience to Jesus.As an academic, I must acknowledge that my personal experiences have not exposed me to the concept of holy anger towards others. Consequently, it is challenging for me to comprehend the idea of meditating on this form of Gods anger and its potential to generate divine desires. It is important to recognize that Gods anger and aggression depicted in Psalms may not align with my own experiences with anger, thus limiting my ability to relate to it. Therefore, when presented with hateful pronouncements in certain psalms, I prioritize the importance of revering God rather than asserting my personal authority. By disregarding these law and curse pronouncements, we are rejecting the accountability that God has in demonstrating that He is a force to be reckoned with, and instead relying on our own assumptions that we are cured by comprehending God's wrath. Therefore, it is important to clarify that my adherence to these pronouncements is not driven by a desire for retribution, but rather a recognition that God's words hold weight and should be upheld. My personal motivations have no bearing on the validity of God's message.