103 1 Praise the Lord, O my soul;all my inmost being, praise his holy name.Precisely all the gifts that I have or that I will receive by pronouncing the meeting with all God on my face, it is the most personal expression of the Psalmist. This is the last expression of a man who pursued his formidable enemies and did not turn around until they were devastated. He sprayed them like mud in the streets. “The psalmist was a skilled practitioner in uncovering the divine mystery. God generously bestows spiritual gifts for the ability to willfully endure extraordinary power.Practical reason God no longer delegates divine authority because it would be too much to manage humanly. We have to be pronounced supernatural abilities to indirectly experience supernatural power.

 103 2 “Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits" Salvation is receiving with enthusiasm. We exalt the axioms of God which assure His abundant blessing in an infinite number of extraordinary gifts. How do we know God gives a creative gift? We cannot fathom all the spiritual gifts that God gives us generously. He carefully teaches that we could never get to the bottom of our potential though expressed wishes.But sincere wishes are personal. Without a doubt, we need God to guide them to our correct understanding. How does divine creation come together? Through recreated gifts.The functional unity created by God carefully applies his infinite thought by fully describing the established order and basic symmetry of necessary things to accurately represent God. The description of God beneficially uses our expressed desires as the correct description of us. We create something from an image, which is created by the creator. God gives us supernatural gifts to describe us. Does it make sense to fully follow one's metaphysical desires?
The functional unity of God's creation accurately represents God by carefully applying God's infinite ideas by properly explaining the established order and basic symmetry of what is needed. God's explanation beneficially uses our expressed desires as our correct explanation. We can imagine something and create it in our minds. God gives gifts to express the idea that we are supernatural. Can we fully follow our metaphysical desires?