The Psalmist is teaching that the pronouncing of axioms has after effects. All of the experiences he has been describing branch out into events that he does not understand. God's thoughts branch out in experience of His desires. We experience God's desires that give us hope that what He is doing will be in agreement with our desires. As we wait on God, we learn to trust that He will provide the pronouncements and answers we need, even if they are prolonged. Our understanding is deepened as we experience the desires that He has placed within us, which He will fulfill in His time. We are constantly being pursued by God, who is always seeking to draw us closer to Him. His desires are overpowering, and He calls on us to speak the truth. He often remains silent in order to test our patience, but we know that He is always working to prepare the answer. We have learned from past experiences that even though He may prolong His response, we can be certain that He is always working for our benefit.