Ps21 3You welcomed him with rich blessings and placed a crown of pure gold on his head." God designed human beings to be leaders of the earth, guiding its inhabitants to a better future. He bestowed upon man the ability to think, desire, and act cooperatively. As a man who ruled an established kingdom, he found great joy in the highest pleasure possible. He felt the power and control he had over his subjects, and he revelled in their admiration. God blessed him with an extraordinary ability to enjoy life and to understand the desires of others, making him a truly special person. The divine creation is a perfect unity, and humans were able to enjoy the individual personalities of all the lovely creatures without the active opposition of personal selfishness. The man was content with what he received, and he delighted in creating it. When man began to sin, he damaged his neighbor by misuse of God's words. God's curse descended upon the creation and man. This partnership fulfilled a vital need in man, one that he was not meant to face alone. No one knows the infinite reasons for the Fall of Man except God. God was the one who would see the potential for good in these conditions before the Fall. Since God created all things according to the laws of nature, He knows what each person desires and intends. When man sinned God cursed the intricate creation. Man was unable to rise up to his natural abilities in his private garden. God had to shoulder the eternal punishment and the ruined state of the world He had created Himself in order to fulfill the moral obligations of the fallen creatures. Christ had to take action in order to remove the devastating consequences of the eternal curse. In a courageous and responsible struggle, Christ overcame the eternal death of the devil. When Christ arrived, He brought law, covenants, blessings, and curses to oppose sin and corruption. He also pronounced statutes, decrees, and promises to overcome the power of eternal punishment. This was a sign that the wicked would be cursed under Christ's feet. Christ chose saints to be rulers and priests of the world. Christ reversed the political institutions of his day in order to restore the unity of creation according to its original principles. Christ perfectly harmonized with the fundamental principles of creation as the ideal creator. He led a life of complete harmony and cooperation with His fellows, always acting in accordance with the principles of righteousness and justice. This divine incarnation was revealed by an astonishing revelation. It came as a shock to everyone when it was revealed. In this Psalm, the lawful king relies completely on the King of the magnificent creation to govern justly the creation. He has granted man the authority to exercise the dominant power of the King through authoritative pronouncements. As you take in the sights and sounds of the sacred space, you are struck by how perfectly everything has been captured by language. The words evoke an image of the thing that is dear to us. The Creator has used certain basic principles to create all things. Therefore, all that is necessary is clearly depicted in a vivid image. There is only one being in the world who can create an exact replica of everything - God. This is why He is so loved. God knows everything there is to know about the vulnerabilities and needs of all things. God is pleased to meet the needs of all people. The divine creator has created an eternally unified reality. This is a reality with immutable principles that form the basis of creation. The Psalmist declares that God is the one who faithfully executes the divine unity of the intricate workings of all things. Many people are cursed because they can't seem to understand how God works and how they fit into His purpose. God should meet man's needs in a way that is reasonable and that man can understand intuitively. The king is saying that this King who is responsible for the welfare of the kingdom is just as able to convincingly demonstrate the desires of the king and meet those desires in the axioms. "You welcomed him with a bountiful blessing."