Bless you, you make a really excellent point then. You see in the psalms David resounded the established supremacy of Christ the coming deliverer who's and constantly was in objective reality the King of the Universe and the Controller of all effects for Him and through Him and in Him will endure all effects! Despite in the days of David, he laterally endured the absolute and warm concurrence of His redoubtable adversaries, and these determined adversaries weren't just nations but idolatrous nations for that. And God was courteously pleased to give David that kind of effective leadership in the world of sound when the time was right. He was the ultimate world leader. And it was an elegantly ordinary principle on which David thrived. Because he gratefully conceded the lordship of the approaching king! Everything was grace enough. David's obedience didn't antecede faith, but was the result of God's grace given to him as child faith. David freehandedly handed a welcome withdrawal from a face-to- face force support for grace and living in this grace. He was a man with all the favors of the flesh, but everything he endured laterally was the result of God fruitfully working through him, instructing him in all his fleshly functions. God has authorized him to fight victorious battles. David rested in God's fastness by truly enjoying his life in constant prayer, unfeignedly counting on God for everything. He was motivated enough to unite everything, indeed in death, with violent ages of private prayer. He warred in the Spirit by being biddable in amusing godly creative thoughts. He knew there was only one holy place to go to for welcome relief. Although when his family laterally suffered the fallout of his sin, he was confident that his prayer would be satisfactorily answered. God doesn't constantly execute his godly discipline because he's confined to his sacred pledges.  As David sought, God sought with all his might, his extra curricular woman was assured and latterly gave birth to Solomon. David knew that the Spirit would quicken his heart when he entered the throne room of God, anyhow of his own workshop. He took retreat in God, and since David no doubt had a heart for the poor and the tormented, he abominated the arrogant with all his heart. Because he took retreat in God, he was lowered to watch for a crippled boy. David was thrilled to act on behalf of the indigent indeed though he'd been driven to the depths of despair. He did not trust his own obedience, he did not trust these right- allowing people. Although Michael mocked David, nonetheless, worshiping God with all his might, he unfeignedly enjoyed a deep face-to- face relationship with Christ that transcended all essential concinnity with our Father by chancing retreat in the Father who was the man after the heart of God.