The psalmist teaches carefully that we must be very adept at pronouncing moral axioms. The glorious saints are planted with the revelation of the Bible. The Holy Spirit helps us learn and grow and be better. We don't ask anyone to advise us.

 Jesus gave us the Holy Spirit as our teacher.  We don't ask anyone to judge us.

God provides us with the ability to rule creation from the law and knowledge of sin. We declare that we have eternal control over the finite world by means of axioms. The knowledge of sin prevents us from becoming our own gods.  He's against changing the law to prevent other people from talking.

 God is the one with the power to rule over the world with no problems beyond the law and the knowledge of sin. We as Christians declare that we have eternal control over the world with our axioms. Knowing sin prevents us from becoming our own god.  He teaches that we cannot change what the law says using words that have no meaning.

  Psalms are very important because they teach us about God's laws which are applied by God's pronouncements.  It is why good things happen and bad things happen.  God makes it happen without us having to think about it. Supernatural curses

 The Psalms teach the law of God, which is how God prefers to have his will done.  It is because God can bless and curse people. God applies direct consequences. Supernatural curses

  Our moral principles make it difficult for us to make statements that are not supported by logical principles. God's law that we follow says that we should not steal or kill or lie or be dishonest. This keeps us safe.  God made us so that we are naturally dependent on the moral law, instead of relying on human arguments.

  God has created us so that we depend on the actual curses of moral law, not human arguments.

 15 3 "and he hath no slander on the tongue, which does not wrong (ra a) his neighbor or insult his neighbor" The Psalmist carefully teaches that we should be very expert in the pronunciation of moral axioms. The glorious saints are planted with all revelation. We receive the Spirit as our effective teacher. Of course, we don't ask anyone to advise us. God provided the supernatural ability to rule creation unopposed from the law and the knowledge of sin.We declare eternal control over the finite world by means of axioms. The knowledge of sin prevents us from becoming our own god. He teaches that we cannot redefine the law to restrict our neighbors with lawless speech. Our efficient we of moral axioms prevent us from constituting prepared statements which are not sanctioned by logical axioms. We are properly contained by the moral law which makes us naturally dependent on God for our victorious defense.This way we are exposed to danger. God has produced us reliably so that we naturally depend on the actual curses of moral law rather than human arguments.