Psalms 94:9
“He who implanted the ear, won’t he hear? He who formed the eye, won’t he see?”
What does Psalms 94:9 mean?
The writer is making a logical argument about God's nature: if God created our ability to hear and see, then of course God hears and sees everything. It's a way of saying that God's awareness and attention are far more complete than our own limited senses. When you're struggling and wondering if anyone notices what you're going through, this verse reminds us that God isn't distant or distracted—the very capacity you have to perceive the world around you comes from God, who perceives infinitely more than you do.