David possessed the authority to pronounce judgement over both individuals and nations, utilizing heavenly beings. He is considered a symbolic representation of Christ, who similarly wields this power. Through this divine anointing, David was able to vanquish all his foes. Christ, in his earthly form, speaks these judgements, echoing the prayers of David. These judgements are detailed throughout the book of Revelation, representing our own capability to express and contain anger. They are recorded in heaven as a comprehensive account of imminent judgement.

The curses mentioned are a manifestation of divine intervention, symbolized by the golden bowls filled with incense. The Psalmist's plea to have their tears acknowledged and recorded reflects a belief in the omniscience of God. Perhaps John, in his role as a regal figure, weeps for the unfolding of judgment as foretold by the lamb. The tears of all believers are documented as part of the impending judgments on the world. The angel is likened to a valiant protector, stationed to guard over us. Through the implementation of curses dictated by divine law, angels carry out judgments. This language is reminiscent of royal decree.