Let My Words And My Heart Meditations Be Acceptable

If we could make this psalm into a movie, it would have three major scenes. Verses 1-6 would be scene # 1. It would begin with cellos, bass viol, and violins playing with low percussion. The movie would open with the grandeur and glory of the heavens and earth, God's creation. Scene # 2 would be an amazing shift from creation/Creator to the Glory of the Law of God in all its uses, picturing verses 7-10. The cameras would focus on the Law of the Lord. We would discover that this awesome Word of God is perfect, converting the soul, sure, making wise the simple, right, rejoicing the heart, pure, enlightening the eyes, clean, enduring forever, true and righteous altogether, more to be desired than fine gold or the drippings of the honeycomb. The last Scene # 3 now pictures the glory of the Law in our lives. We would do a Google earth and zoom in on North America in verses 11-14 pictured. The camera of the Law of God would zoom in closer. Leaving the heavens, this camera of the Law of the Lord would finally zoom in the United States, then specifically Wyoming, then on down to Sweetwater Co., and finally, we would see ourselves in the camera's focus. We would come into focus where we are seated in a room full of dirty laundry. The camera of the Law of God would be looking at us. Here we are in this movie in which we are a scene 3 star, a role we didn't want, a role we had no business taking. The film opens, picturing the glory of the Lawgiver, 2ndly, the glory of the Law in all its uses, and 3rdly, in scene # 3, it pictures the glory of the Law in our lives.