The "curse of the law"

"Revelation also says, "Blessed is he that keeps the commandments of God so that he has the right to enter into the city and take from the tree of life," implying that no, you're not going to make it if you refuse God's law in high-handed

rebellion. 

*That's what the curse of the law is. God breaks down the curse of

the law. David breaks it down. It's in Jeremiah. It's all throughout the Bible, but nobody reads. The curse of the law is when you arrogantly reject God's law.

*Then you're under a curse. And remember, they literally killed Jesus in the flesh because he flipped their money tables.
They were making money off of His father's house. 

Q: Why do we think they openly proclaimed, "We have no king but Caesar." Most people in these institutional churches are not walking in Biblical salvation. 

David literally says, "Salvation is far from the wicked because they don't seek Your statutes." When Jesus says, "Depart from Me, you workers of lawlessness." He's quoting Psalm 119. The finishing part of that verse says, "So that I may keep the commandments of my God." 

KayPodgee

*In other words -- being under the curse of the law means the penalty of the law for violating it.