Psalm 139:6
“Your knowledge is too wonderful for me. It is so high that I can’t attain it.”
This verse is part of a psalm often attributed to David, a king of ancient Israel. In it, the psalmist reflects on God's omnipresence (being everywhere), omniscience (knowing everything), and omnipotence (being all-powerful), particularly as it relates to his own life and being. He is overwhelmed by the depth of God's knowledge and understanding.
What does this passage suggest about the limits of human understanding, even with our most advanced tools?