Psalms Chapter 46 verse 10 Holy Bible

Psalms 46 : 10 Bible Verse Songs

• The Battle Belongs to The Lord by
• Be Still and Know by
• Peace Be Still by +
• Still God by
• Be Still My Soul (In You I Rest) by
• Amadeo (Still My God) by
• Be Still For The Presence Of The Lord by
• Take Heart by
• Be Still And Know by
• You're Still God by
• Hold On by +
• Be Still My Soul by
• Still by
• Be Exhalted by
• Help Me Find It by
• Be Still by
• Still by +
• In the Heart of Jesus / Be Still My Soul by
• Still God, Still Good by
• Be Still & Know by
• Still by
• Good Good Father by
• Be Still My Soul by
• Still by
• Be Still by
• Be Still by
• Be Still by

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerse 10. - Be still, and know that I am God (comp. Exodus 14:13, 14; 2 Chronicles 20:17; Isaiah 30:15). As a general rule, God requires man to cooperate with him. "We are fellow-workers with God." "Aide-toi, le ecel t'aidera." But there are occasions when man must stand aloof, and all must be left to the almighty Disposer of all things. The invasion of Sennacherib was such an occasion. Human effort could not but be futile; and unless God gave deliver-ante in some strange and extraordinary way, there was no hope of escape: Judaea must cease to exist as an independent country. I will be exalted among the heathen. When a deliverance was plainly miraculous, the God of Israel got him special honour among the neighbouring heathen nations, who could not gainsay the fact that there had been a supernatural interposition (comp. Exodus 14:4, 17, 18). I will be exalted in the earth. Exaltation among the neighbouring heathen had an effect upon a still wider circle (comp. 2 Chronicles 32:23, "And many brought gifts to Hezekiah, King of Judah, and he was magnified in the eyes of all heathen henceforth").

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(10) I am God.--The introduction of the Divine Protector Himself speaking just before the refrain is a fine touch of art.