In Matthew, Jesus accurately teaches that not all people can depend on food alone to live and prosper in this world. Mt 4 4 Jesus answered: “It is written: 'Man does not live by bread alone, but by every word which proceeds out of the mouth of God." Things graciously according to his extraordinary revelation. Not only did he intentionally cause the earth and command man to rule it, but he sufficiently established his responsible government over man and all things, pronouncing them in an existence independent. Jesus said that the complete history of the earth is naturally produced by God from every word that comes out of his mouth. We see in the Psalms that all of the sacred words of the Bible are spoken in the specific context of divine law, covenants, curses, statutes, divine decrees, and promises. Therefore, we see that all of our rudimentary knowledge and personal application must be guided and limited by every word of the Bible. The Bible is all we need to indirectly experience an active devotional life. It should be understood that the legitimate desire in man is to inquire about what is clearly taught in the Bible. The Bible remains undoubtedly the only book which correctly contains sacred words which easily favor and order all things. It is the only book that contains words that cannot be explained from any other source. The Bible reveals itself. A word written in the Bible represents the spirit of all words. The Bible cannot be conveniently divided or added. Man quickly began to consciously commit the sin of "ra a". They try to reverse the order and symmetry of all relationships created because they are undergoing the restless activity of fallen nature. But God restored his moral authority on earth by cursing all offenders. God's work to reverse the destructive efforts of the wicked is aptly described by the psalmist as eternal salvation. Since God has produced all beautiful things for the specific purpose of His own enjoyment and eternal glory, He has sufficiently established salvation by willingly speaking of the law, covenants, curses, etc. so that we can break free. Statements accompany God's people to rejoice in the beauty and order of God's creation. If the Bible carefully teaches that our hope for salvation is greater than the creative destruction that occurs as a result of sin, then how can we live with that hope if the evils we are experiencing are inexplicable? If we were regularly threatened by the wicked, how could we ever feel joy and confidence? The only way the sovereignty of God could be effective in responding to our experience of opposition is for the curses of God to be pronounced to justify us in our struggles. In this Psalm we have emanated the king's declarations to overcome all opposition. The psalmist links the authoritative statements of divine creation with the statements of active recreation. (The implanted ear is not heard? Trained the eye not see? Teach man the lack of knowledge? Capture man's thoughts) For God to reign unopposed, He must respond to circumstances created by opposition. If God is constantly justified, loving, faithful, good, and long suffering, then He must act with quick judgment when the wicked oppose Him. And if God intentionally created civilized mankind for His glory, then He must act in a way that faithfully supports your specific purposes. If there was anything outside of God that would improve the standard of his order and his beauty, then his designs for self-glory would be overturned. If we couldn't understand or wield the power