The composer is unmistakably characteristic between his carnal relationship with God in gracious compliance with ethical laws, covenants, curses, applicable statutes, court decrees, and warranties that portray his horizontal relationships in divine creation as downright hostile. God immediately made all necessary things in His grace according to their correct value. Once the villain had sinned, he was caught in a desperate need to devalue the magnificent creation. The pox is that every person wants to acquit themselves while only blaming others. This may be why the apostle teaches that we show an inherent bias in thinking that we are more able than sinners and that we do not show the same reverence to others. Because we tend to corrupt ourselves at the societal level of serious need, we simply think, speak and act wrong to devalue the cultural fabric. It is honestly spoken communication as soon as it utters the logical axioms that it elevates to right value in God's eyes. This may be why the beloved apostle rightly says, "When the Spirit sets you free, you will truly be free." You see, God doesn't relate to us with emotional highs and lows and historical lows. God acts graciously according to our exact worth. The more the composer enunciates logical axioms, the closer he gets to God and moves away from others according to true worth. Sin inflicts unbridled violence and violently entails severe abuse. Sin is not simply an act of tort against their suspicious neighbor, but an apparent inability to conform to the moral habits necessary to act as key components in the unification of creation. The composer accurately portrays his inner struggles living in an overly pagan world that devalues ​​content creation. When you experience optimum value vicariously through pronouncement, you stand up in a proper defense of God. The authoritative utterances of the rightful king adequately describe the place that God has strategically placed on responsible man within the covenant of creation. Because of this, the composer expresses his palpable frustration at the significant ethical corruption he firmly faces in this world. 3How long would you insult a man, would you bring him down, this leaning wall, this tottering fence? They fully intend to topple him from his lofty place" When God has done all the things necessary for His glory, for God to receive that glory naturally, we tend to experience the precious value of that divine glory brings him Fame.In order for the saints to understand this precise value, He must give for our needs. The composer teaches us to climb the path of blessing and ask God to unite our desires and abilities with His to achieve full value in the covenant of creation. The value of God is divinely revealed in the ethical axioms. 5 Find rest, O my soul, in God alone; My hope comes from him. 6He alone is my rock and my salvation; he is my strength, I will not be shaken.