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Verse 12. NEither have I gone back from the commandment of his lips.] The connexion is observable, He had a constant spirit in the wayes of God, because of his love to them.
I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food.] That is, he had rather omit his usual meals (for that he means by his appointed food) than to omit a constant course in performing these holy duties.
Vers. 13. But he is in one minde.] 1. What to do. 2. When to do it.* 1.1
Meliùs ex Hebraeo: Ipse in ••no: id est, in proposito suo perstat. Grotius.