Encourage good quiet behavior. Give proper attention to those who are doing what they are supposed to be doing. He created the heavens first, and then the earth. The spiritual universe is vastly greater than the miniature world of physicality that we occupy, and yet the attention of the Torah turns to the earth. To the land.
Mankind is that lonely and vulnerable creature who is now the focus of divine attention.
A vulnerable and lonely seventy souls descended to Egypt, and are the focal point of the heavenly eye. The least of the tribes numerically was Levi who was to have a special role in the function of the Tabernacle, and later the Temple. The family of Cohen, even smaller, was to have the central role. The Chofetz Chaim once remarked that on a map of the world you'll find the names of big cities like New York, Paris, Tokyo, etc. shown in large print on the map. In heaven G-d has His map of the world and there is Jerusalem, Vilna, Radin, etc.