Ps 62 9 Men of low birth are but a breath, the noble are but a taradiddle; counted on a scale, they're nothing; together they're but a breath.10 Don't calculate on gouging or boast about stolen goods; indeed if your wealth increases, do not put your heart into it." God is the only Being who has the authority and power to value His creation. God has ordered everything that happens. When we approach God to speak the psalms, we're approaching a Person who has the power and moral authority to fully unify our lives whenever He instantly decides. God has the power to articulate a word and collect all our requirements. He can regard us with special favor and freehandedly give beyond our creative capability to intimately understand. Thus, we meetly approach a God who precisely handles all effects with grace according to his considerable pleasure. The psalmist teaches that the unequivocal purpose of utterance is for God to speak the sacred word of deliverance. God gave us his word to convert him to act. God doesn't need his word. We could unfeignedly ask God for a godly favor or a fascinating grace. Authoritative statements are the perfect tone- talk of Christ. Not only do they sermonize the holistic communication that adequately meets our internal and emotional requirements, but they earnestly prompt God to respond with blessing. We speak of the law as a decree of the king to satisfactorily establish his principal authority over the advanced nation. Let's talk about the eternal curses of precisely erecting a strong defense against systematized opposition. Let's talk about the eternal rulings to strictly apply an auspicious vision of our secure future. We're talking about everlasting covenants to keep God in his covenant pledges. We speak of the enabling statutes to impel us to enjoy God's rest so that we can nicely achieve substantial concinnity in our social circumstances. We supplicate the sacred pledges to forcefully prompt God to tell us what we hypercritically ask. When we approach God with attention according to these extraordinary gifts, He's gently converted by the amping sense of our fierce cries. He likes to answer what he really likes. Since these gifts are the ordinary cries of our heart, we can not tire of using them. Rather, we convert to intensively enjoy encouraging God and praising Him freehandedly on our own. All men depend only on God to sufficiently appreciate their unique value. Exact value remains the supreme work of the moral law. To rigorously restore value, every man mustn't only fully observe the law, but can not tolerate any moral corruption. The weakness of moral corruption devalues the law of God. The ideal law of connections forges concinnity in ideal mates by establishing value inothers. When man is innocently loose, he feels guilt for simply putting an handicap in the way of others. This is why the psalmist says that the lowborn are a breath, the noble are a taradiddle. God is the only bone who satisfactorily establishes the abundant blessing and curse by recreating all value. Because we depend not only on God for blessings, but also for our extraordinary capability to act freehandedly awarded. We naturally depend on God for we faithfully recreate the value of all beautiful effects by pronouncing the extraordinary gifts that get grace from God.8 Trust in him at all times, O people; Pour out yourselves towards him, because God is our retreat.