詩篇 3:6 註釋：Rashi, Ibn Ezra & Radak

I lay down and slept My heart was clogged from worry and fear.

I (אֲנִי - ani): Securely I will lie down and sleep (ashkevah ve-ishan) during the night that was [just before or just after] the morrow of the battle. And some say (v'yesh omrim) [interpreting allegorically]: That when a person's mazal (fortune/destiny) falls, he is comparable to one sleeping (yashen). And when the mazal awakens to benefit him, he is comparable to one waking up (mekitz).

I laid me down and slept: – I laid me down in safety and slept in peace as a man free from fear.

I awoke from my worry, because I trusted that the Lord would support me.