139: 17 How precious are your thoughts to me, O God, how great is their sum!
The psalmist teaches that speaking axioms has logical consequences. All of the unique experiences that he has described in detail, independently of one another, branch out into historical events that he only incompletely understands. God's thoughts branch out into the pleasant experience of your sincere desires. We experience God's irresistible longings that the right hope He always brings is what we want. Of course, when official announcements and appropriate responses are made, we learn to respectfully wait for God. A deeper understanding directs us appropriately as we indirectly experience the desires that are on the wings of the reactions that we receive positively. Reasonably expected in the past.
At the same time, God is chasing us. We go in and out of his dominant desires. We are divinely inspired to speak the moral axioms. God always raises the stakes and is silent to purposely get us to be patient with His sufficient response.The longer we wait, the more eagerly we expect it. God is constantly working to prepare the direct answer. We learn from previous experiences that as you prolong your effective response, you are certainly in the creative process.