Charles H. Spurgeon on Psalms 139:7

We may elude the vigilance of a human enemy and place ourselves beyond his reach. God fills all space —there is not a spot in which his piercing eye is not on us, and his uplifted hand cannot find us out. Man must strike soon if he would strike at all; for opportunities pass away from him, and his victim may escape his vengeance by death. There is no passing of opportunity with God, and it is this which makes his long suffering a solemn thing. God can wait, for he has a whole eternity before him in which he may strike. "All things are open and naked to him with whom we have to do." —Frederick William Robertson, 1816-1853.