The necessary course of our life is predetermined by the eternal will of God. When Christ was resurrected, he gained secure possession of all necessary things. The ongoing history of the world is ordered to his credit. Our past mistakes remind us of the logical. Impossibility for us to go back and do it again. Everything we persistently fail to do or do incorrectly reminds us of our apparent inability to measure and do what we achieve with the necessary strength. The situations we avoid show that we cannot rely on our particular strength to be safe. Hence, all full stories are an example that God graciously allows and prevents. We never act without God commanding us and giving us sufficient strength.

The psalmist says that if we prefer what we really enjoy and what God glorifies, we can have faith. We hardly trust our determined efforts to get better, or we trust that our joys will be satisfying. We trust that our corruption will prove that we cannot add anything. on our account of good or bad.The only thing we become is because God commands it. We have to learn to stop looking for social acceptance but reasonably conclude that we failed because we were unable to.

Therefore, the psalmist argues that the psalmist's purpose in life is always complete because God can fulfill the psalmist's purpose only in a perfect kingdom; in the kingdom of God, the corrupt must dies and ceases to exist. From God by destroying all resistance. The only way to destroy any resistance is for God to want everything that happens by allowing and preventing it.
God not only wants all events, but orders all thoughts so that God can remember or forget, God orders all metaphysical realities through law, covenants, curses, statutes, promises and ordinances. Our success is willed by God as He makes the pronouncements, so that our pernicious endeavors are recreated as if we were doing good or bad in perfect unity. The saints live in a newly created universe in which they can neither triumph nor oppose. 6 Eternal ruin has seized the enemy; you have uprooted his cities; even his memory is lost.

It is for this reason that the psalmist argues that the ultimate meaning of life is always complete.God fulfills the purpose of an ideal kingdom; in the kingdom of God, the corrupt must dies and ceases to exist; the psalmist's life is destined by God to suppress all opposition; the only way to remove all opposition is for God to want everything to happen. Allow and prevent.

God orders all intelligent thoughts of man; hence, it can make us remember or forget; God orders all metaphysical realities through laws, covenants, curses, laws, promises and ordinances. Success is determined by God when He makes authoritative statements. Our corrupt efforts are being recreated as we did in perfect union. He faithfully recreates the universe to prevent beloved saints from failing. He has given us the empirical law to overcome and overcome any determined resistance.9 6 “Endless debris has seized the enemy.You have uprooted their cities; even the memory of her is lost. "