Thou hast also given me the necks of mine enemies, that I might destroy them that hate me.
This line belongs to a song David composed while Saul was pursuing him to take his life and kill him. In that song he recounted his dangers and the deliverances granted him through them. He gave praise and glory to God as his merciful preserver, crediting his preservation to God's special providence. The giving of the necks of his enemies so that those who hated him might be destroyed is part of that testimony to God's deliverance and victory given to him.
This line belongs to a song David composed while Saul was pursuing him to take his life and kill him. In that song he recounted his dangers and the deliverances granted him through them. He gave praise and glory to God as his merciful preserver, crediting his preservation to God's special providence. The giving of the necks of his enemies so that those who hated him might be destroyed is part of that testimony to God's deliverance and victory given to him.