Allow me to elucidate the opposing perspective, as it is possible that not all individuals have thoroughly reviewed my previous statements. Those who deny the existence of the curse may be subject to limitations, as they have yet to fully grasp the concept of expressing their spiritual connection in a state of true liberation. It is important to acknowledge that true freedom can only be found in the presence of the Spirit.

It is essential for us to embrace and embody the teachings of the gospel, as it illuminates the transformative actions of God in liberating us from the clutches of darkness. Through this liberation, we are reborn into a new existence. However, our past experiences with worldly powers and adherence to legalistic principles may have created a dependency on our own abilities and identities. To truly break free from these dependencies and continue our spiritual growth, we must surrender the process of our salvation to God. Only through His boundless love can we experience the necessary transformation that dismantles our old habits and molds us into new beings.

If God's love was solely focused on us as individuals, it would not be fully shown in His defense of us. His love is demonstrated by also redirecting His anger away from us. The transformation needed for us to reach heaven is achieved through God's justice, fairness, faithfulness, and compassion, not just through words but through continuous actions. Denying God the right to both curse and bless implies that His love is merely emotional and human-like.

When we elevate and praise God, we elevate ourselves to a point where we are subject to both blessings and curses. We recognize God as a deity capable of bestowing either life or death. By entrusting our salvation to God and embracing the incomprehensible and overwhelming nature of His grace, we experience true freedom. We are recipients of God's love, as He chooses to redirect His wrath away from us.