Wanda_Woman

The first six verses show how creation in all of its splendor tells of who God is. God as revealed thru nature. The next section of verses speaks of the Word of God--what it is and does. God as revealed thru his Word. I believe that as David marvels at the creation and how vast and infinite God is, he feels all the more smaller and unworthy. The first time I rode in a plane as an adult and looked about the clouds, I felt very close to God and a quiet reverence fell over me. I have basked in His Word and love the expression, "taste and see that the Lord is good." Sometimes in reading the word, I just want to close my eyes and say "Yum"---it is so good to the soul that you can taste it. David is asking that his words and meditations be an acceptable before the Lord. That can only be done as God responds to his request in the previous few verses to be cleansed from sin and faults.