The psalmist presents himself in a complaint sense God is always in control when the saints face tribulation it effects our body and soul. Either our body pain causes our spirits to recoil or our emotional suffering causes our body to suffer. Yet our desires must always be free to express our feelings before God. I'd God is in control the Psalmist is completely honest by complaints that God's control in suffering is treating us like the wicked. We must accept all suffering in this world is related to the curse that are in the wicked suffering. The control of the will is cause by our desires. Yet we cannot control people. In this reality we are made unable to develop a Christian culture by our desires. God's control is our only hope of being satisfy our longings. The Psalmist developes our desires by understand if God controls the desires of all men we can only be successful if God controls our culture by appealing to God's control. He teaches the saints how to communicate with God by the art of wearing our feelings on our shoulders. We use the Psalmist methods to master the art of transparency. If God is infinitely sensitive He knows our desires that must be uncovered. The most sweet desires are deep down like an infinite resivior that would consume us in deep sweetness.