Behukotai 

בחקתי

The Sages explain the verses that speak of the blessing of produce and food, but emphasize that the blessing of peace surpasses them all. 

When the verse states: “Your threshing shall reach until grape harvest” (Leviticus 26:5), this means that you will be engaged in threshing in the spring until the time for the grape harvest arrives at the end of the summer. When it states: “And grape harvest shall reach until sowing” (26:5), this means that you will be engaged in the grape harvest until the time for sowing arrives in the autumn. When the verse states: “You shall eat your food to repletion” (26:5), there is no need to say that a person will eat a lot and be sated. It means that one eats a little and the food is blessed within him to satiate him, similar to what is written: “And you shall serve the Lord your God and He will bless your bread and your water” (Exodus 23:25). Lest you say: There is food and there is drink, but if there is no peace there is nothing; the verse states: “I will grant peace in the land” (26:6). It tells you that peace is the equivalent of everything good. Likewise the verse states: “Who makes peace and creates evil” (Isaiah 45:7). This tells you that peace is the equivalent of everything good [as it is the opposite of evil].  <source>(<i>Sifra</i>, <i>Behukotai</i> 1) </source>