Proverbs Chapter 18 verse 10 Holy Bible

Proverbs 18 : 10 Bible Verse Songs

• Psalms 23 (He's A Strong Tower) by Todd Dulaney
• Pressure by Jonathan McReynolds
• Safe by Alisa Turner
• Center My Life by Austin Stone Worship
• Safe Here by Tasha Layton
• Strong Tower by Nathaniel Bassey
• That Wonderful Name by Charlie and Jill LeBlanc
• I'm Leaning On You by Passion City Church
• For Your Glory & My Good by All Sons and Daughters
• Your Name / Cry of the Broken by Darlene Zschech
• Lift the Name by New Life Worship
• Strong Tower by Mercy Chinwo
• Strong Tower by James Wilson
• Running by PlanetShakers
• Run by Maranda Curtis
• That Great Name by Maverick City Music + J.J. Hairston + Benita Jones
• In The Mighty Name by One House Worship + Skye Reedy

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerse 10. - The Name of the Lord is a strong tower. The Name of the Lord signifies all that God is in himself - his attributes, his love, mercy, power, knowledge; which allow man to regard him as a sure Refuge. "Thou hast been a Shelter for me," says the psalmist (Psalm 61:3), "and a strong Tower from the enemy." The words bring before us a picture of a capitol, or central fortress, in which, at times of danger, the surrounding population could take refuge. Into this Name we Christians are baptized; and trusting in it, and doing the duties to which our profession calls, with faith and prayer, we are safe in the storms of life and the attacks of spiritual enemies. The righteous runneth into it (the tower), and is safe; literally, is set on high; exaltabitur, Vulgate; he reaches a position where he in set above the trouble or the danger that besets him. Thus St. Peter, speaking of Christ, exclaims (Acts 4:12), "Neither is there salvation in any other; for there is none other Name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved." "Prayer," says Tertullian ('De Orat.,' 29), "is the wall of faith, our arms and weapons against man who is always watching us. Therefore let us never go unarmed, night or day. Under the arms of prayer let us guard the standard of our Leader; let us wait for the angel's trumpet, praying." Septuagint, "From the greatness of his might is the Name of the Lord; and running unto it the righteous are exalted."

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(10) The name of the Lord is a strong tower.--The "name of the Lord" signifies the titles by which He has made Himself known, descriptive of His attributes, as "merciful, gracious, longsuffering, abundant in goodness and truth," &c. (Exodus 34:5; Exodus 34:7); the righteous takes refuge in these, and finds himself in safety, lifted above the trouble which seemed ready to overwhelm him. The rich man's "strong city" and "high wall" are such only in "his own conceit," and fail him in the time of need. (Comp. Proverbs 23:5.)