In Matthew, Jesus teaches that not all people can rely on food alone to live and thrive in this world. Matthew 4 4 Jesus replied, “It is written: 'Man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes out of the mouth of God.' “God revealed himself in two ways: God created all things by revealing natural revelation. He created and received all things according to his spoken word or particular revelation. Not only did He create the earth and command man to rule it, but He also established His rule over man and everything it speaks of being. Jesus says that all of the history of the earth is created by God through every word that comes out of his mouth. We see in the Psalms that all the words of God. The Bible is spoken in the context of laws, covenants, curses, laws, ordinances, and promises, so we see that all of our knowledge and application must be guided and limited by every word of the Bible. live a life of piety.

We need to understand that man's natural desire is to question what is clearly taught in the Bible. The Bible is the only book that contains words that create and organize all things.It is the only book that contains words that need no other explanation. The Bible is self-explanatory. A word in the Bible is the spirit of all words. The Bible cannot be divided or too much added. I like to say that the Bible is God's creative words expressed in laws, covenants, curses, statutes, ordinances, and promises. The six axioms contain all of God's purposes and goals as He rules all the time. It is spoken in the context of the six axioms.

The psalmist teaches that this world is the kingdom of God. God has radii and rules all things according to axioms. But when man fell into sin, he began to redefine the axioms of God. Man began to commit the sin of "rasha". They try to change the order and symmetry of all created relationships because they experience the restless activity of fallen nature.But God restored his ruling authority on earth by cursing all lawbreakers. The psalmist describes God's work of interrupting the destructive efforts of the wicked as God's redemption. Because God created everything for his own pleasure and glory. Then he has salvation through the pronouncement of the law, covenants, curses, etc. So that we can save ourselves. The proclamations lead God's people to enjoy the beauty and order of God's creation. Then the psalmist asks that God rules through salvation. Why are the wicked successful in their endeavors to destroy God's world and His elect? How can God's people rejoice when the wicked happily abuse God's elect? If God rules the world, why are the wicked so happy because they rule with impunity?

But if God is sovereign, does he act for no reason? Some people teach that we must accept that evil on this earth is normal because God's ways are incomprehensible. If the Bible teaches that our hope for salvation is greater than the destruction of sin, how can we live with that hope when the evils we experience cannot be explained? If we were always threatened by the wicked, how could we experience joy and confidence?God's sovereignty can only come into effect when we see our experiences as opposites, when God's curses are cast to justify our struggles. In this psalm we receive the king's pronouncements to defeat all. The psalmist connects the proclamations of creation with the proclamations of rest. (Was the ear implanted so as not to hear? Was the eye shaped so as not to see? Does lack of knowledge teach man? Know man's thoughts)

In order for God to rule without resistance, He must respond to circumstances when through which they were created The opposition. Always righteous, loving, loyal, kind and long-suffering, then He must act with quick judgment when the wicked oppose Him; and if God created mankind for his own glory, then he must act to defend his purposes. If there were anything outside of God that changed the measure of his order and beauty, then his intentions to glorify himself would be nullified. If we could not understand or exercise power and authority in the covenant of creation, then we could not prove that God glorified himself, so God had to recreate the world through proclamations of life and death, God had to bring the salvation of his people through the Annunciation of life and death when we say we are sure that it is real in the sovereign expression of blessings and curse.