Proverbs Chapter 3 verse 5 Holy Bible
Trust in Jehovah with all thy heart, And lean not upon thine own understanding:
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Put all your hope in God, not looking to your reason for support.
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Confide in Jehovah with all thy heart, and lean not unto thine own intelligence;
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Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
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Trust in Yahweh with all your heart, And don't lean on your own understanding.
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Trust unto Jehovah with all thy heart, And unto thine own understanding lean not.
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Proverbs 3 : 5 Bible Verse Songs
- Courage Brother Do Not Stumble Trust in God and Do the Right by Norman McLean
- I Trust You by Sinach
- Trust in You by Lauren Daigle
- I lean Not on My Own Understanding by Leon Timbo
- Heart of Worship / Here I Am to Worship by Caleb + Kelsey
- Trust and Obey by Don Moen
- Wildest Dreams by Ryan Stevenson
- I'm Leaning On You by Crowder + Riley Clemmons
- I Surrender by Caleb + Kelsey
- Lord I Need You by Chris Tomlin
- Trusted by Jillian Edwards
- Through It All by Guy Penrod
- I Trust You by James Fortune
- Tis So Sweet by Nicole C. Mullen
- I will trust in you ( cover ) by Various Artists
- Only God Knows by The Cashmans
- Trust You by Aaron Keyes
- Let Faith Move You by Jonny Diaz
- Lord I Trust You by Selah
- Have Thine Own Way by Fountainview Academy
- How I Love You by Local Sound
- Reality by Elevation Rhythm
- Help Me Find It by Sidewalk Prophets
- He’s My Rock by Bri Babineaux
- Heart And Soul by KXC
- Drown by Lecrae
- 'tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus by Alan Jackson
- Only Trust Him by Alan Jackson
- Hold On by Soul Survivor
- The Fellowship Medley by Charles Jenkins + Fellowship Chicago
- What's Coming Is Better by Deon Kipping
- How I Need You by Highlands Worship
- Heart Open Wide by Every Nation Music
- It's Alright by Marshall Marshall
- True North by Rend Collective
- Starts With Me by Tim Timmons
- Everything You Do by Jason Upton
- The Arrow by Josh Garrels
- Into The Wild by Josh Baldwin
- Lean On You by Chandler Moore
- I Will Trust in You by Red Rocks Worship
- Leaning by Matt Maher
- Lean On Me (Worldwide Mix) by Kirk Franklin + The Compassion Youth Choir
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- Lean On The Lord by Ryan Ellis + Housefires
- I Trust Jesus by Matthew West + Jenn Johnson
- Trusting God by James Fortune
- Lean on the Lord by Housefires + Ryan Ellis
Pulpit Commentary
Pulpit CommentaryVerse 5. - Trust in the Lord (b'takh el y'hovah); literally, trust in Jehovah. Entire reliance upon Jehovah, implied in the words, "with all thine heart," is here appropriately placed at the head of a series of admonitions which especially have God and man's relations with him in view, inasmuch as such confidence or trust, with its corresponding idea of the renunciation of reliance on self, is, as Zockler truly remarks, a "fundamental principle of all religion." It is the first lesson to be learnt by all, and no less necessary for the Jew than for the Christian. Without this reliance on or confidence in God, it is impossible to carry out any of the precepts of religion. Batakh is, properly, "to cling to," and so passes to the meaning of "to confide in," "to set one's hope and confidence upon." The preposition el with Jehovah indicates the direction which the confidence is to take (cf. Psalm 37:3, 5). Lean (tishshaen); Vulgate, innitaris; followed by el, like b'takh, with which it is very similar in meaning. Shaan, not used in kal, in hiph. signifies "to lean upon, rest upon," just as man rests upon a spear for support. Its metaphorical use, to repose confidence in, is derived from the practice of kings who were accustomed to appear in public leaning on their friends and ministers; cf. 2 Kings 5:18; 2 Kings 7:2, 17 (Gesenius). The admonition does not mean that we are not to use our own understanding (binab), i.e. form plans with discretion, and employ legitimate means in the pursuit of our ends; but that, when we use it, we are to depend upon God and his directing and overruling providence (Wardlaw); cf. Jeremiah 9:23, 24. "Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom," etc. The teacher points out not only where we are to rely, but also where we are not to rely.