You clothed me with skin and flesh, and knit me together with bones and sinews.You have clothed me with skin and flesh, and knit me together with bones and sinews.Thou hast clothed me with skin and flesh, and hast fenced me with bones and sinews.Thou hast clothed me with skin and flesh, And knit me together with bones and sinews.
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… fluid, amniotic fluid to protect and regulate the temperature, etc. clothe me with skin and flesh and knit me together with bones and sinews. You have granted me life and favor. Your care has preserved my spirit. Now as you hold that thought, let me read to you what David wrote in Psalm 139 that sounds very similar. David said, And in your book, they were all written the day's fashion for me, when as yet there were none of them. You know, I've noticed that people generally are unhappy with their bodies. They look in the mirror and they notice a feature that they would like to change or features they would like to change. and those features you will want to change uh the the more you keep looking in that mirror as you age they will change for you and not according to how you would like them to change but i remember my uh barber used to say skip i have yet to find somebody who's happy with their hair I said well I'm happy with my hair he said yeah but you know if you're dark hair you want it light if you're light you want it dark if it's straight you want it curly if it's curly you'd rather make it straight and then I just thought well I think that's how a lot of people are just generally about themselves but you are fearfully and wonderfully made and you are awesome as God made you and God gave you life and the gift is the gift of life made in the lowest parts of the earth …
… don't miss this see this though the unborn is visibly hidden from man he or she is never hidden from God Job says your hands fashioned and made me you clothed me with skin and flesh and knit me together with bones and sinus oh see what God sees in the womb how God is working in the womb how God's forming and knitting and creating and nurturing and shaping and crafting in a way that evokes praise and awe and see how abortion is an assault on that glorious work of God. The way God creates people compels praise. And all of God's works, so follow this, all of God's works are wonderful. Psalm 139, 14, all, all, all your works are wonderful. This too is critical because think about it, part of, in a sense, much of the contemporary defense for abortion involves denying this reality. So abortions happen here and around the world for that matter because people see childbearing in certain situations as inconvenient or costly. It's too much for a woman in a certain situation to handle. It's inadvisable for a woman in a certain situation to undertake. And with the advancement of medical technology, whether the ability we have now to detect sexuality of course which is huge in some countries around the world if you've got one child it's advantageous to have a boy so girls are aborted or India where it's more expensive to have a girl because you lose money on dowry so girls are aborted …
… make them? Did not the same one fashion us in the womb? You know, another verse there. I didn't put it there, but Job chapter 10, verse 8 through 12. Your hands shaped me and made me. God, you molded me like clay. He fashions them and he values them. I put Exodus chapter 21, verse 22 through 25 there. These are kind of confusing verses. A lot that could be talked about in them, but a simple point is clear. Listen to this. When men strive together, this is Exodus 21, 22. when men strive together, meaning they're fighting, and hit a pregnant woman so that her children come out. So basically, forced into premature labor. And that happens, but there is no harm. The one who hit the woman shall surely be fined as the woman's husband shall impose on him and he shall pay as the judge has determined. But if there is harm, this child that comes out, if there's harm, then you shall pay life for life. …