Psalms 147:14
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Psalms 147:14. And filleth thee with the finest of the wheat.
There is generally peace where there is plenty. Dogs fight when there are few bones, and when God’s people are well fed, they do not so often quarrel with one another. If they are fed with the finest of the wheat, there will be peace in their borders.