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He realizes he can't go anywhere without God, he can't hide from Him he is always in His sight, and God is always with him. In his prayer he asks God to search his heart thoroughly andf show him any anxious thoughts or offense, and for God to lead him.

He realizes he can't go anywhere without God, he can't hide from Him he is always in His sight, and God is always with him. In his prayer he asks God to search his heart thoroughly andf show him any anxious thoughts or offense, and for God to lead him.

It seems the first 6 verses talk about God's creation and the last talk about His perfect law. The common thread the Lord. The Psalmist loves God's law,and His creation, I think it just puts a song in his heart. Yes, I have felt that way when I look into a clear starry night, a beautiful sunset, a great thunder storm, and a beautiful sunny day watchin g my flowers bloom. It all reminds me of God. I think the way it affects him (David) is he is in awe. In David's prayer he is asking God to give him a right heart so he can be blameless.

This psalm teaches us of God's vastness. How He can use our weaknesses to show His strength. This Psalm also teaches His love for us, when we consider all His creation, yet He knows everything about us, even down to the number of hairs on our head. It shows us Christ's humility, to come down from heaven and become a man, so we could experience God's love. Finally, our responsibilities are to take care of this beautiful creation, the earth, and all that is in it.