Common—as opposed to holy. (See the marginal references and compare the use of the word in Acts 10:14–15 and Acts 10:28.) This gives an idea…

There is no common bread. —The condition of the priests in the days of Saul was evidently pitiable. The terrible massacre related …

And the priest answered David, and said, [there is] no common
bread under my hand
In …

David, in distress, fled to the tabernacle of God. It is a great comfort in a day of trouble that we have a God to approach, to whom we may share o…