Psalm 33:13 says: “He sees ALL the sons of men.”  

That is a pretty inclusive statement!  There is no one who flies “under His radar”.  God sees us all.  This is true for better and for worse:

— No one’s sins are missed by Him.  Psalm 139 reminds us: “darkness and light are alike to Thee” and “before there is a word on my tongue, You, O Lord know it all.”  You may hide the depth and breadth of your sins from everyone but God; He sees it all — even your most vile thoughts.  This truth should make each of us despair of any hope of “self-righteousness” and cause us to cast ourselves on God’s mercy in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. 

— But it is also true in a more “positive” way: none of us are beneath God’s notice; He sees and cares about everything you do.  Isaiah 40:27 says: “Why do you say, O Jacob, and assert, O Israel, ‘My way is hidden from the Lord, and the justice due me escapes the notice of my God?’”  Your trial, your need, your complaint — nothing is missed by Him;  “He sees ALL the sons of men” —  so you can be confident that He sees YOU!

One of my favorite names for God in the Old Testament teaches this truth.  In Genesis 16:13, Hagar, who was a castaway slave, realized that in her plight she had been noticed by the Lord, and called Him Yahweh Roi — “the God who sees.”  It was a precious name for Hagar, and it should be for us, too.  Your needs, your problems — and yes, your sins — do not escape the notice of the Lord.  He is “The God Who Sees!”