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Originally Posted by aron
But WL instead of taking this route, essentially indicted the Psalmists for being low, and fallen, and struggling with their "natural concepts". Did Paul ever indicate this? Did Jesus, or Peter? So I am wondering if maybe God is using this word to expose WL as being himself burdened by natural concepts.
I don't think we are thinking or writing fundamentally different things. I just used the poetic language of the psalmist to say it.
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I understand what you are saying. And it does follow the type of poetry of the psalm in question. But that psalm only talks that way concerning those who are: righteous, blameless, faithful, pure, clean, humble, etc.
Those who are haughty are brought low. So God does not reveal his words as haughty to those who are haughty. He brings them low. He opposes what they are rather than responding in kind.