To run with urgency and purpose. Used of messengers (those who 'run' with news), of eager service, and of the godly running toward God's commandments. Speed implies desire.
Running in Scripture signals priority — you run toward what matters most. The Servant of the LORD will not grow weary (Isa 40:31); those who run to do evil are condemned (Prov 1:16).
Running to keep God's commandments (Ps 119:32) contrasts with running to sin (Prov 1:16). The believer's run is energized by an enlarged heart — desire, not duty, drives the pace.