“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well.”
David begins with worship, not self-analysis. Identity settles when you look at the Maker before the mirror.
The verse before says God knit you together in the womb. You were formed with intention — nothing about you is accidental.
'Fearfully made' speaks of awe-inspiring care. God worked on you with the attention of an artist.
'Wonderful are your works' — and you are one of them. The God of galaxies signed His name on you.
Truth on the page must become certainty in the soul. Rehearse this verse until it outvoices the inner critic.
Act: before breakfast, stand at the mirror and thank God out loud for one specific way He made you.