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1Once during Abraham’s lifetime, the fields had not produced enough grain, and now the same thing happened. So Isaac went to King Abimelech of the Philistines in the land of Gerar,

1A dry crust of bread eatenin peace and quietis better than a feast eatenwhere everyone argues.

4He fell to the ground and heard a voice saying, "Saul! Saul! Why are you so cruel to me?"

3and you refresh my life.You are true to your name,and you lead mealong the right paths.

13When God showed his anger,the servants of the sea monster9.13 the sea monster: The Hebrew text has "Rahab," which was some kind of sea monster with supernatural powers (see the notes at 3.8 and 26.12).fell at his feet.

1You defeated my people.Now you’re in for trouble!You’ve never been destroyed,but you will be destroyed;you’ve never been betrayed,but you will be betrayed.When you have finisheddestroying and betraying,you will be destroyedand betrayed in return.

1Twelve years after King Jehoiachin and the rest of us had been led away as prisoners to Babylonia, the Lord spoke to me on the first day of the twelfth month.32.1 Twelve years … twelfth month: Probably February of 585 b.c. He said:

2God alone is the mighty rock62.2 mighty rock: See the note at 18.2.that keeps me safeand the fortresswhere I am secure.

4I was in the prime of life,God All-Powerfulwas my closest friend,

4The Lord All-Powerfulsaid to me,"I will roar and attacklike a fearless lionnot frightened by the shoutsof shepherds trying to protecttheir sheep.That’s how I will come downand fight on Mount Zion.

13And for those who stayed backto guard the sheep,there are metal doveswith silver-coated wingsand shiny gold feathers."

5But now you feel discouragedwhen struck by trouble.

11 S 22.1;24.3. God Most High, have pity on me!Have mercy. I run to youfor safety.In the shadow of your wings,I seek protectiontill danger dies down.

7Fever has my back in flames,and I hurt everywhere.

18When I felt my feet slipping,you came with your loveand kept me steady.

2They have fed the bodiesof your servantsto flesh-eating birds;your loyal people are foodfor savage animals.

3Nu 10.10. Sound the trumpets and startthe New Moon Festival.81.3 New Moon Festival: Celebrated on the first day of each new moon, which was the beginning of the month. But this may refer to either the New Year celebration or the Harvest Festival. "The moon is full" suggests a festival in the middle of the month.We must also celebratewhen the moon is full.

7You are the most fearsomeof all who live in heaven;all the others fearand greatly honor you.

4and ride out in splendor!Win victories for truthand mercy and justice.Do fearsome thingswith your powerful arm.

2You are my mighty rock,18.2 mighty rock: The Hebrew text has "rock," which is sometimes used in poetry to compare the Lord to a mountain where his people can run for protection from their enemies.my fortress, my protector,the rock where I am safe,my shield, my powerful weapon,18.2 my powerful weapon: The Hebrew text has "the horn," which refers to the horn of a bull, one of the most powerful animals in ancient Palestine.and my place of shelter.