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Psalms 139:6

David responds to the reality of God's omniscience not with fear but with wonder. God's knowledge of us is not a threat — it is a miracle too beautiful to fully comprehend.

Memory phrase: God's knowledge is too wonderful!

Talk about it: Have you ever seen or heard something so amazing you couldn't find words for it? What was it?

Prayer: God, I don't understand how You can know everything about me — but I am so glad You do. You are wonderful!

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