"wonderfully and fearfully made" is Elizabethan English for "awesomely". It reflects that people generally feared what they didn't understand. It comes from one of the Psalms. I don't think it's legitimate to see it as an incitement to terror, it is more nuanced and metaphorical than that, even to a fundamentalist / literalist interpreter.

Maybe realizing a mistake in assembly or programming,knowing of failure? Another anology; Someone putting together a highly explosive device?

it means that the person making the claim 1. believes in a personal god, 2. considers that god to have created humankind, 3. fears that god and 4. probably has some delusional relationship going on with some purveyor of one interpretation of christianity, possibly a televangelist or local charismatic. perhaps this person is one of those i've met who think that the beach boys have signed a contract with the devil, and yes, that would be a literal contract signed on paper, possibly in blood, with a humanoid devil. who knows? you could ask the person whose profile you saw. you might get an amusing answer. you could share it here!

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