Which statement best reflects Psalm 139:13's message about fetal development?

• A. You created my inward parts; you knit me together in my mother's womb.
• B. The embryo develops solely through a woman's will.
• C. The womb is a neutral space with no role in creation.
• D. Divine power begins only after birth.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is that fetal development is described as a deliberate act of creation by the divine from the very start. The best statement reflects that by attributing the formation of the inward parts and the knitting together of a person in the mother’s womb to God. It conveys that prenatal life is shaped with intention and care, not left to chance or to postnatal development alone. The other options don’t fit because they either deny divine involvement, suggest the womb is neutral, or place any power to begin only after birth, which conflicts with the prenatal crafting described in Psalm 139:13.