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In the wilderness of Judah David experiences thirst and hunger that go far beyond any physical need for drink and food. His is a thirsting of the soul, a hunger of the body for God, “to see thy power and thy glory, so as I have seen thee in the sanctuary” (Ps. 63:1-2). As a seasoned warrior, David can do without food and drink if need be. Deprived of access to God’s house, however, he cries out in his isolation and emptiness.
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