15 2 “Walks are not blamed, do the right thing, and speak the truth from the bottom of my heart.” The psalmist carefully teaches that we are not blamed for effective speech. He draws similarities to the sacred language in efficiently creating the ideal world. Because we passionately proclaim eternal truth, just as God correctly spoke the laws of nature.

The Psalmist points out how we can be free from guilt even if we make mistakes.  He is drawing a parallel between sacred words in efficiently producing the ideal world.  Because we believe that God speaks through His law and we accept this as our moral code.

We proclaim the truth that brought complete diversity to absolute unity. Each recognized saint conscientiously fulfilled a specific purpose. Christianity undoubtedly remains an established religion of social diversity, undoubtedly operating in divine unity.

We declare the truth that God created the universe and everything in it. Each saint had a certain job to do.  Christianity is a religion that has many different types of people who are united by the power of God.

We say that something is true, which is a complete mix-up of everything. Each saint had a job (purpose) to do. Christianity has many different kinds of members, who all work together for the same reason.

We were created by God to be able to choose for ourselves what is right or wrong, to make promises to other people, and to obey rules.  God created each saint as an individual. 

 God made us in His own image, so that we could enter into a covenant to follow Him.

God has given each person a special, unique talent so they can help out in their own way.

We were created in the purpose of God from His eternal mind. The plan was made according to His moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, comprehensive statutes and promises. God made each saint in a special way with a special purpose.

 Each of the saints is an important person in our society because they are  the government.  God created us to run this world. We are speaking the truth about us in the Psalms, just as God has spoken to us. We are fulfilling our causes, which are the same as God's causes, by speaking the truth about who we are.  Each saint candidly confesses the truth from his heart.

God made people who are free to live their choices in complete freedom. We voluntarily speak out of our all-encompassing view of the Psalms' accurate description of us, faithfully carrying out our direct deeds that are faithfully recreated by authoritative sayings.

 We are speaking from our whole view of our self, which is spelled out in the Bible, and we faithfully carry out our direct causes.  Each saint has a different perspective on the eternal truth.

15 2 "He whose way is blameless, and who does that which is righteous, who speaks the truth of his heart." The psalmist carefully teaches that we are blameless with our effective speech. It is to draw a parallel with the sacred words in the actual production of the ideal world. Because we passionately declare the eternal truth as God correctly pronounced the natural law. We declare the truth which brought complete diversity to absolute unity. Each recognized saint had produced to faithfully accomplish a specific purpose.Christianity undoubtedly remains an established religion of social diversity which undoubtedly operates in divine unity. We have been reasonably declared to be independent in God's specific purpose by His eternal counsel with kindness according to moral law, covenants, curses, eternal decrees, full statutes, and promises. The desires implanted by God intentionally created each saint as a unique creation with a specific cause. Each recognized saint adequately represented responsible government. God created free moral agents to correctly apply the law in ruling the civilized world.We speak voluntarily from our holistic view of the precise description of us spoken in the Psalms, in the faithful fulfillment of our direct causes which are faithfully recreated by the authoritative statements. Every saint considered frankly confesses the eternal truth of his heart.