Open your hand.

The rule is that in order to fulfill the obligation of reciting the verses of Zimra, one must aim at the verse, "He opens His hand and satisfies the desire of every living thing," as the verse simply states that God, the Holy One, provides for the sustenance of every person.
Although I have not found a way to direct the recitation of this verse. First of all, the Bible also says that there is personal providence, because throughout history there have been many individuals who died of hunger, meaning that God did not care about their food. The Bible says that there is no providence at all over the matter of food.
It is also difficult to say something like "God created man so that he knows how to produce food" or something like that, because from the beginning He could have created man who would not need food at all, and that would have solved the problem. So, how can we direct this verse and fulfill the obligation to recite the verses of Zimra?