The gospel is a set of words about Jesus and his teachings, and it is bonded together by the covenant.

God, I am under vows to you. I promise that I will present my thank offerings to you.  You have saved me from death and my feet from stumbling, so that I can walk in front of God and live my life.

God faithfully fulfills the terms of the eternal covenant to produce the ideal culture. All proclamations of the gospel are linked together by covenant.

You have saved me from death, and have delivered my feet from stumbling. This is because I walk before God in the light of my life. 

 God keeps His promises to do what is best for the people. All proclamations of the gospel are linked by the covenant.

 What is the "existence" of a saint? I was implanted with the divine unity of the word and I'm doing good. Cultural unity is bound by covenant bonds.

 There is a covenant, or a promise, about the sacred words. We understand a word, we understand the spirit of all words.

What is the "existence" of a saint? God's word is in me. The cultural unit is linked by federal bonds.

 A covenant relationship is based on moral principles and not on human beings. I am so happy with my life and all of the things I'm doing that I'm so fulfilled.

56 12" I am under vows to you, O God; I will present my thank offerings to you.13 For you have delivered me from death and my feet from stumbling, that I may walk before God in the light of life“ The psalmist carefully teaches that the everlasting gospel is the law of the covenant. God faithfully fulfills the specific terms of the covenant. eternal alliance to invariably produce the ideal culture to its detriment. All evangelical statements are bound together by the covenant. All of the revelation is delivered to us. The sacred words are tied together in a covenant bond of divine unity. We catch a word, we understand the spirit of all the words. What is the “being” of the saint? By being implanted with the divine unity of the operative word. Cultural unity is maintained by the bond of alliance. God promises to bless us “to walk before God in the light of life” and to destroy the wicked who break covenants. "Because you set me free from death." Let’s hold out for even more phenomenal success by pronouncing the pronunciation again. A covenant relationship depends directly on moral axioms and not on the responsible man. The psalmist is abundantly satisfied with active recreation.