Agur completes his observations by highlighting the naturally gifted and exalted: the strong, the fast, the dignified, and the powerful. In the wisdom of God, He has created the world with a diversity in which some enjoy natural gifts that elevate their status in this world. Natural gifts and diversity of gifts are a blessing from God and should be viewed as such. If you are one who is naturally gifted in an unusual way, with beauty, strength, intellect, or social position, the most important thing you can keep central to your thoughts is that this gift comes from God and is meant for His glory and pleasure alone. The sinful inclination is for natural gifts to produce pride as the gifted forget the Giver and Sustainer of all gifts. In such scenarios, the blessing becomes a curse. With great gifts comes great responsibility. The strong are given strength that they might aid and protect the weak. The powerful are granted power that they might relieve the oppressed.