The first psalm is to distinguish the righteous from the wicked. I do not believe that it is always said that the righteous will receive valuable advice from other righteous ones. But a careful difference between the harmful advice of the wicked and the holy word. But the operative word transcends the ethical standard of moral justice, it also includes the inculcation of laws, eternal commandments, and sacred promises. In other words, it responds to all human needs, such as the social standard of ethics. The first chapter of the Psalms, of course, receives an ideal introduction and not a general explanation of the righteous man's creative way of life. The holy word of God is more than standard advice. It is not like following the counsel of the wicked. The wicked do not believe that the Bible is a complete book of advice. But in full truth, the Bible is God's spoken holy word, from which life naturally begins. When one is said to be like a flowering tree planted in continuous streams of water, the Bible effectively creates dynamic stability in the lives of believers. If you look closely at Psalm 19, you will see the holy words used by the God who deliberately created the ideal world, and all that is needed are the words that give eternal life. As the eternal heavens declare, the heavens proclaim, utter convincing words. What the psalmist enthusiastically proclaims about God through his word reflects his holy law, which includes laws, divine commandments, and promises in everything he worked on. In other words, the empirical proof that God has positively established His exclusive authority is how perfectly the material creation is inextricably linked in order to act holistically. No doubt we will find that there is a nice balance and basic symmetry. Today it is interesting because the psalmist describes the law of God, whose law, commandments, ordinances and promises as life give the soul, in a way that the commandments are clear, the fear of the Lord is the pure light of the eyes. And so the psalmist then said, "Be acceptable in the eyes of You, my Rock and Savior, by the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart." Therefore, he says that God works through the psalmist by deliberately manipulating the word. We must understand that God creates in the psalmist and the psalmist creates through the word of God. This is a key point of the psalmist who adequately describes his righteous use of God's word as clear, pure, and enlightening. And so on. God is effective in creating something out of nothing, but He gives us the unique gift of His spoken creative words. So now the divine law and its finished work in our happy hearts do not apply to the unbeliever. Undoubtedly, we have a new will to naturally understand our apparent inability to obey the law. God does not need to change our will. We now have a new will, which is the will of God. Our sincere wishes are completely sacred. This is why people naturally respond to this radical freedom, because they mistakenly believe that God only needs to engage in bonding in order to inevitably come into line. But in the search for the truth, we undoubtedly possess His unique word, which transcends all possible things - including all responsible people. Through his verb, we can now recreate our destructive things to produce them efficiently forever. A unique experience can be like a brilliant light, an innocent or holistic return and receiving the lights that shine in our eyes. Not only can we return the necessary things to this pagan world, but we can also experience eternal realities.