David
Psalm 139:13ASV·superscription

For thou didst form my inward parts: Thou didst cover me in my mother’s womb.

C.H. Spurgeon Reformed Baptist

God is not merely an observer of your inmost self; He is the Lord and Master of it, as a proprietor in his own house. Before you drew breath, He hid you in the womb as a treasure, caring for you in that darkest chamber where no eye but His could see. This is the intimacy of His dominion over you.

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Matthew Henry Presbyterian

If God is Spirit, our hope of hiding from Him is folly. Not that David wished to flee, he desired nothing more than closeness to God. But suppose a man were mad enough to think escape possible: heaven and earth are both His; He fills them both; nowhere exists where His presence is not.

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Commenting on Psalm 139:7-16

John Gill Reformed Baptist

Every bone, muscle, artery, and nerve is precisely framed and positioned by God's wisdom to answer its designed end; the eye and ear alone have filled philosophers with amazement. To blame your Maker for your form is ingratitude; you ought rather to praise Him who gave you life, breath, and all things.

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