When different administrations are being compared, there is no hierarchy among its members. Each occupation is equally important and subject to accountability. In the afterlife, individuals are viewed as being flawless. In cases where the law condemns an immoral person, it is appropriate to view them in the same light as God does. It is necessary to leave retribution up to God. We are released from our obligations either through death or pronouncing formal curses. The king is divinely inspired to deliver judgments against non-believers within a nation. These pronouncements have been bestowed upon the saints by God. In an academic context, it can be argued that God, as the ultimate authority, decrees judgement and speaks curses as a representation of the righteous who face their enemies. This justifies the use of such language and aligns our speech with that of God's covenant bond of faithfulness. The law, in turn, serves to lead us towards Christ by offering a defense of curses when we suffer from the troubles caused by the wicked. Furthermore, God blesses us and grants us prosperity through the actions of our enemies who work in slavery to the law towards our inheritance from Him. As master, God teaches us to view the heathen as dogs on a leash, unable to curse us, and prospers them for their role in the larger economic system. As believers, we have been freed from the constraints of the law and thus have a unique position within this system. According to the Psalmist, the prosperity we enjoy can be traced back to the slavery to law endured by heathens, given to us either in this life or the afterlife, and is ultimately owned by Christ, who promises us our inheritance. It is important to avoid pragmatic thinking, as it represents a form of heathen slavery to the worldly system. Saints can take comfort in the assurance that God will never abandon them and that they are free from the constraints of the world. Although saints may not be wealthy at present, it is possible that they will be in the eternal future, and they need not show respect to heathens who are enslaved by the law. The speaker claims to have lived a life free from attachment to worldly concerns, viewing them as mere illusions or fantasies.Through my personal experience with the Psalms, I found God's wrath to be uniquely captivating and attractive. I was able to discern between genuine problems and imagined ones with the help of God.  God views heathens as inferior beings, while He scoffs and curses them. Only those who have truly experienced God's rage can understand His true nature. God is known for His ruthlessness and takes pleasure in punishing wicked heathens for eternity, without feeling any sadness. I was deeply affected by the intense and severe curses found in the Psalms. God is always in control and never caught off guard. It is important to note that salvation is not simply a kind gesture from God.The warning of a divine command demands obedience, or else the consequence of eternal damnation. God remains unfazed and even finds amusement in the downfall of the heathens. The intensity of God's wrath is beyond human imagination, and therefore one should refrain from delusions of grandeur. The Psalmist scoffs at the notion of a person claiming to have complete control, as they are ignorant of the true nature of God's fury.The ultimate responsibility lies with God. I have always felt confident in my ability to overcome any adversary. As a professional, I find satisfaction in facing challenges. When using cursing, one may empathize with those who hold heathenistic views. Through my growing familiarity with the Psalms, I have refined my writing skills.During my early years as a writer, I encountered significant obstacles, however, as I progressed in my Psalms profession, I felt a sense of empowerment due to my acquired experience. In my youthful strength, I possessed an intense drive that often exceeded my capabilitie