All that exists originates from God's creation. This encompasses everything from the tiniest particles to the largest structures in the universe. All things in the material and meta-physical realms come from the spoken word of God. When the psalmist complains that God has not answered his prayers in a way that makes sense, he assumes that he is struggling with the contradiction because God is free to do anything. The accessibility of ambition is that God is free to be questioned by the Psalmist about anything that God is capable of directly exchanging. When we approach God boldly, we are upfront and honest with Him in our direct communication. We admit that we are completely helpless in this situation, and we hope that He will help us. In this sensible way of thinking, we are burdened with sin and depravity. God is completely free from the constraints of fate or chance. God uses human language to communicate with us. He chose to communicate with us in a way that is understandable to us, by appearing as a human. When we see God as a person, we can understand that God is just and free, without worrying that He will overwhelm us. We are free when we accept Him as our substitute for the success we would have if we were like Him as a person. When the poet complains of the unfair treatment he receives, he rightly assumes that this good contact is precisely what God has kindly allowed us to prosper as we are capable. God has blessed us with natural resources, so we are able to create beautiful things. In contrast to the bountiful abundance around us, man tries to thwart the natural way things are supposed to happen by trying to achieve goals that go beyond what nature provides. Sin and corruption keep us from enjoying the blessings God has given us. This is why our differing viewpoints are a reinvention of God's perfect description of His kingdom. These passionate words can be hazardous to our safety as individuals. We are content to abide in the eternal kingdom of peace, knowing that we are enjoying the blessings of the substitution of the just actual man. The sudden resistance to our peaceful contact comes from the kingdom of individual abomination, which is the source of all our individual questions. Since we don't possess the same level of understanding as God, we can't really understand the depth of anger we're feeling in this aggressive expression. This is why the Psalms carefully teach Satan's assertive children the error of their ways. Satan's children invariably suffer when they do what their father desires. The Psalms don't describe Satan in a negative light. Despite their rough edges, Satan's children are revealed to be frauds when they are revealed. Our main goal is to keep all the mysterious forces at a distance so that they can't speak to us directly without interfering with God's word. We cannot judge these invisible creatures for ourselves, because they are so different from us. Despite their valiant efforts, we know that God will oppose these spiritual beings by executing just judgments on them in accordance with His righteous standards. As a result, we carefully observe a powerful warrior who always adheres to the complete and capable law, which has a positive effect on us. The Lord continues to bless us even though we don't always meet the demands of the law. We also honor Christ's free will by abiding in Him even though we fall short. This radiant praise is so full of detail that it fills our hearts with joy. Interestingly, we have both the skill and the desire to express our anger in a constructive way by speaking the curses that God has for those who hate Him. Through the death of Christ, we have eliminated the evil spirit that controlled that language. In this principled thinking, we experience the need for transparency of repentance. This is accomplished by allowing everyone to experience it directly.