The verb that David uses to describe this divine act is significant. What is interesting about this word is that it is used almost exclusively in the Bible to describe the veils and curtains of the tabernacle in the wilderness. What this seems to suggest is that a mother's womb is sacred space. Just as the tabernacle was God's holy dwelling place, so also the womb is consecrated by God's work in weaving together a human person. And in the same way that the tabernacle was off-limits to any unholy intrusion, it is forbidden to disturb the inner sanctum of a mother's womb.
Every abortion is a kind of sacrilege.
When a mother and her doctor conspire to administer poison to an unborn child, they are violating a person that God has woven to be his dwelling-place.