Psalm 119:18 shows a reader asking God for sight, not for new revelation. Bible study begins with dependent prayer that the text already in hand would become wondrous.

Proverbs 3:5–6 is about who directs a life, not a technique for getting favorable outcomes. It calls for active dependence on God's character and instruction, worked out in ordinary decisions, and it promises a straight path rather than advance understanding of it.

Psalm 127:3–5 calls children a heritage of Yahweh, given rather than manufactured. The gift belongs inside a household that depends on God to build, guard and provide, and it is received with trust rather than entitlement.