Psalm 139

We have had some examples of Psalms which deal with theology, and they are from the writer's observation of what he knows about God. In this case, David has concluded some very important and amazing things about God. Some of which we can only marvel at as Christians in the 21st century.
His knowledge of God's creative genius of life and His knowledge of things before the events occur is a prime example. He knows he is a product of God's creative ability, but just how how amazing that creation is cannot be understood in his time, but ours, from a scientific perspective.
This is one of those Psalms that should trigger the response of amen from every believer, in every verse.

[@marilynderochie1007]

Amen🙏🏻

[@tellthetruthttt3641]

Thank you Pastor Chris! Psalm139 is one of my favorites 🙏🏼🙌

[@lorrie6673]

Thank you Chris. Exeptional!

[@heathera4245]

What an inspirational study, thank you! Also thank you for mentioning the dangers of Sarah Young's Jesus Calling (false Jesus) book.

[@glennboyer7768]

צור 1 ṣwr 1, v., tie up, bind; encircle, lay siege to. 32× צוּר 1 ṣûr 1, n.c., rock; rocky ground, rock face; boulder; rocky hill, mountain. 74× Besieged has the same root as rock, the rock that was struck for water, the rock Paul identifies as Jesus. The only difference is the vowel point. The vowel points are a translation by man. With that said, I get a sense of Psalm 139:5 as a secure hedge of protection, you have besieged me from the enemy.

[@glennboyer7768]

7 The angel of the LORD encamps all around those who fear Him, And delivers them. The New King James Version (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1982), Ps 34:7.