The agreement between us never changes, no matter what happens. The agreement between God and humanity is based on love and faithfulness, and it will always be there, no matter what. All that is written in the eternal agreement is stable and unchanging. When the Psalmist looks around at the beautiful world around him, he knows that all of the good things that happen - from the beautiful flowers to the joyful laughter of children - are the direct result of the divine will. When the Psalmist knows he will be in trouble, he trusts that God will honor us by complying with His eternal agreement. If God tells us all lovable things directly in His Holy Word, we have the ability to be effective from the bad by pronouncing the blessings of consensus. I invoked the agreement language of God to bless myself. I also took deliberate steps to protect myself from wicked violence. If it is true that God governs all practical things by His holy word, then shouldn't we be hesitant to accept our unprotected part of the Christian culture as endowed with a special gift? Is it more reasonable to conceive of "God's hand reaching out and helping us stay afloat" or "God sustaining us"? If you add to the clarity of the authoritarian statement of the agreement, it will only exacerbate the political problem If we explain God's blessings only in terms of what we are doing and how Godly we are, we cannot really understand how miraculous God is. The divine clarity I experience is unlike anything else on Earth. The clarity of my vision allows me to see everything clearly, no matter how far away the object is. I have a keen eye for detail, and I never have to strain to see what is happening. I have the ability to sense the emotions of people and animals, and I know what they are thinking and feeling. I can see the beauty of the angels' music, and even their colorful wings. The harshness of the barbarian world, the contact of men in a helpless state, and the individual help of men all contribute to an even more difficult situation. But the Psalmist compares the incredible magnitude of his extraordinary capability to keep him alive to the human effort it takes to keep alive. You must be intelligent, educated, and well-read if you want to understand what I have to say. He deduces what the person is trying to say from their words and actions. Ironically, he uses human impotence to improve his personal life as a background that can be accepted in the Word of God's consensus as a good cause for the curse of eternal death This is why he rightly calls all the pledges of weak men nothing more than fabrications. In this way, the Psalmist portrays himself as a special and privileged participant in God's eternal covenant. He stands apart from other people, placing himself firmly in the role of prayerful and authoritative participant. This strengthens his resolve to uphold his culture and traditions. This is why the Psalmist has come to be seen as possessing the clarity of the gospel message that never ends.