Shall I then take my bread, and my water
Which include all food and liquors, everything eatable and
drinkable; and "water" may be particularly mentioned, because
very scarce in the wilderness, and so precious; though the
Septuagint version has "wine" instead of "water":
and my flesh which I have killed for my
shearers;
whether oxen, or sheep, or lambs, as there might be of each sort,
for an entertainment made on such an occasion:
and give [it] unto men whom I know not whence they
[be]?
which is another argument Abarbinel makes use of that he meant
not David, but his men only, because he did not know who and from
whence they were.