Psalm 105.15: Touch not mine anointed, and Do not hurt my prophets.

Interpreting popular:One should not speak ill of the church leaders (even if they are doing the wrong) because they are "the anointed of God."
This interpretation leads to the vicious circle of sin:a) Why they felt threatened by God, not just believers denouncing the sins of their leaders.b) The corrupt leaders, taking advantage of this "ecclesiastical immunity" continue sinning.And the consequences of this vicious circle of sin are:a) Believers discouraged, disappointed and diverted from the ways of the Lord.b) Churches patients without the grace and power of God.c) Low level of involvement and commitment to the work of God.d) And, worst of all, sooner or later the name of our Lord Jesus and his holy gospel end up being embarrassed (because everything is done in secret has just been published on the Roof - Luke 12.3).

Considerations:a) The anointing, all believers are "God's anointed" (and not just the leaders):- Even so Psalm 105 teaches us, in verses 12-15:When they were few in number, Very few, and strangers in it;When they went from nation to nation and from one kingdom to another people;Do not allow anyone to oppress them, and for their sake he rebuked kings, saying:Touch not mine anointed, and Do not hurt my prophets.
- This concept is confirmed in the New Testament. I John 2:20:You (all believers) have been anointed by the Holy.
b) As to speak ill of the church leaders (or anyone), the Bible forbids it:- James 4:11 "Brothers, Speak not evil one of another.
c) Moreover, anyone in the church that is doing the wrong thing, should be severely disciplined (*):- I Timothy 5:20: Them that sin rebuke in the presence of all, that others also may fear.
(*) Except for the elderly, who should be reprimanded in a different way (I Timothy 5.1).
Correct interpretation:We should not speak ill of anyone, whether a church leader or an ordinary member, as all believers are anointed of God and the Bible forbids us to be speaking ill of the brothers, however, if someone is in sin should be reprimanded publicly.