This is the same song as 2 Samuel 22
“Drew me” is the same original word translated 'Moses'. Just as Moses was drawn out of the water, Jesus was drawn out of the pit and saved.
The word faces has not been translated and wind can be translated spirit, so in English this can read "Then I did beat them small as the dust before the faces of the spirit." This symbolises the saints being attentive to the destruction carried out on the wicked as part of judgment.
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This is another Psalm of David which speaks of Christ, expressing his trust in the LORD that he would delivered from his strong enemy who hated him. When the Jesus was on the cross the chief priest mocked him, saying, "He trusted in God; let him deliver him" (Matthew 27:42).Waiting for response for Matthew 27:42 And God did deliver him, from the grave by resurrection from the dead, for the reason given in this Psalm (Psalms 18:17,19-20).Waiting for response for Psalms 18:17,19-20 Furthermore, as the LORD's anointed (Christ), he will rule over all people as the king of Israel and the ruler of the whole world Psalms 18:43,50)Waiting for response for Psalms 18:43,50