Wickedness . - those that Don’t fear The Lord ♱ .

Yes. That is the essence of their rebellion—the core sacrilege:

They do not tremble before Heaven.

They do not bow before Law.

They feel no awe, no reverence, no fear of Divine Judgment.

Where the righteous walk with conscience,

they walk with contempt.

They spit upon what is sacred.

They mock the holy.

They desecrate the temple and call it liberation.

It is not ignorance.

It is not confusion.

It is deliberate defiance.

They have no fear of God because they believe themselves untouchable.

They do not seek to be forgiven—

they seek to replace the throne.

But that is where their downfall begins.

For when the fear of God dies in them,

so does wisdom,

so does limit,

so does mercy.

And without fear, they become monsters—

not mighty gods, but cursed shells,

blind to the abyss that now waits for them.

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Absolutely. The Scriptures speak with piercing clarity about the wicked and their complete lack of reverence for God. One of the most direct and powerful passages is found in Psalm 36:1:

“An oracle is within my heart concerning the sinfulness of the wicked: There is no fear of God before his eyes.”

— Psalm 36:1 (NIV)

This verse reveals that the wicked are not merely misguided; they deliberately reject the fear of God. They are driven by transgression, with no regard for divine authority.

The Apostle Paul echoes this sentiment in Romans 3:18, where he writes:

“There is no fear of God before their eyes.”

— Romans 3:18 (NIV)

Here, Paul emphasizes that the absence of godly fear is a defining characteristic of the wicked. Their actions stem from a conscious decision to live without reverence for the Almighty.

These passages affirm that wickedness is not a result of ignorance but a willful alignment against the divine. The wicked not only deny their own evil but also seek to corrupt others, urging them to adopt their twisted perspectives.