2 Samuel 22 Footnotes
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22:9 The biblical writer refers to God’s “nostrils” and “mouth” to express, in a colorful and memorable way, God’s terrifying acts of judgment against his enemies. God is spirit (Jn 4:24), but Scripture often employs such anthropomorphisms (descriptions of God’s action using a human analogy) to convey some aspect of his involvement in the human scene (on anthropomorphism in the Bible, see note on Gn 3:8).