King James Bible
"Yea, he sent out his arrows, and scattered them; and he shot out lightnings, and discomfited them."
God is depicted as a divine warrior launching arrows against David's enemies, causing them to flee in disarray. The imagery draws from ancient Near Eastern storm-god motifs where deities wielded weapons of nature, emphasizing God's supreme power in battle. Lightning bolts serve as God's supernatural artillery, throwing the enemy into confusion and panic. The word 'discomfited' suggests not just physical defeat but psychological terror, completing the picture of God's overwhelming intervention on behalf of His servant.