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Two Things Have I Required of Thee
Agur asks for two gifts before death: removal of falsehood and a life that avoids both destitution and excess. Daily provision protects against opposite spiritual dangers—stealing and profaning God in desperation, or becoming full enough to deny dependence on the LORD.
Agur asks for neither poverty nor riches but the food appointed for him; Jesus teaches disciples to ask the Father for daily bread.
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