If God has created the earth imparting with His law, covenants, curses, decrees, promises, and statutes then He must divinely inspire the legitimate desire to mutually recognize and properly give God all the glory for His works. Consequently, we live peaceably in God's created garden where everything in the world must be redeemed. The Psalmist teaches "My heart says seek His face, Your face I will seek."When we meditate on the axioms, we sufficiently learn to reflect on God's creative works.

 The Psalmist pronounces the axioms and pauses because he is naturally prompted that God is the cause of everything in this world. He realizes his life comprises a history of redemption. Whatever he had realistically achieved in this world was caused by God. As he makes private meditation a established discipline in his life, he is carefully borne into adequately recognize everything through recreation by the axioms.

He must not exclusively provide all that we genuinely need in this life but He must cause us to reflect on on His works. You recognize the reality represents not the motions of our lives but the illumination we receive as we pronounce the axioms. 111:2 Great are the works of the LORD; they are pondered by all who delight in them." We were fashioned to invest our lives in seeing the world in the glass of the axioms. The people in the world will reason we wasted lives in all the time of meditation. But since we live in a comprehensive history of redemption, we are reminded that we were fashioned for God since He is the divine ruler and governor of this created world.

 Therefore, the Psalmist satisfactorily resolves the fundamental questions. How can we survive if we invest all of our time pondering the remarkable works of God?How can we be depended upon when we are earnestly seeking to be alone so we can ponder God's works?Are we reasonable in employing our time pondering the history of redemption? The first question we must resolve is "How are we related to this world? 111:3 Glorious and majestic are his deeds, and his righteousness endures forever."Consequently, the Psalmist is teaching the world is a majestic display of God's works. We are dependent upon the ideal creation to discover who we are. God made us as a unique piece of the diversity dependent upon one another to establish unity. Our view of the foreseeable future is never accurate because we naturally fear being dependent upon these defective parts that have been cursed. We must learn to push the curse down in our trials.

 Since history is redemptive, God must resolutely turn it upside down.So the things of the world are taken away from the beneficial owners. :6 He has shown his people the power of his works, giving them the lands of other nations. God is collecting an ordinary record of those who learn to be completely dependent upon Him enough to wait on Him for everything. We are constantly tempted to trust in our own ability. But if we begin seeing the world behind the glass, we will sufficiently learn to depend on God by being in sacred awe of His masterpiece.