He knew us when we were younger, in our rebellious streaks, thinking ‘nobody understands me!’ He knew us when we were in our mothers’ wombs, where he knit us together, formed us, shaped us, sculpted us. The process of God creating us is probably quite similar – intricate and amazing. God knows us. It’s quite amazing how a ball of thread or line or whatever it’s called + 2 sticks can be transformed into a scarf, a sweater or anything at all. You knit me together in my mother’s womb – A friend of mine picked up knitting recently, and to be honest, it’s not something I understand. Because he didn’t just create the human shell – he created our inmost beings too. He knows the best way to give us what we desire.
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He knows how to give us the best that we can have. Because God knows us, he will protect us. He understands us like no one ever does, even more so than we ourselves.īecause God created us, he knows us. He knows how we think, how we feel, how we express ourselves. And that’s not all, he created this amazing thing called emotions, enabling us to have feelings – he knows not only our physical being, but also our emotional being. Every organ, every cell, every hair from the tips of our heads, to the depths of our intestines, to the complexities of our brains. But it is rather difficult to understand that God created our inmost being – every single part of our body, every single system and machine of the human body. With each stanza of verses, David seemed to be answering the question of ‘who am I’ – and in Psalm 139:13, the answer is, we are God’s creation – we were created by God, and that is our identity, our hope and our comfort.įor you created my inmost being – It is easy to say that God created us. There are 24 verses in Psalm 139, with 4 stanzas of 6 verses each, and was a psalm credited to David.
Psalm 139:13 | NIV (1984) | Other Versions | Context For you created my inmost being you knit me together in my mother’s womb.
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