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My lovingkindness, my fortress, My high tower, my deliverer, My shield, and he in whom I take refuge; Who subdues my people under me.
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God's Many Names for Our Faith
Commentators note that David lists multiple titles for God—goodness, fortress, tower, deliverer, shield—not just for poetic effect. As John Calvin explains, this accumulation of titles serves to strengthen our faith, especially during severe trials. By remembering God's multifaceted character and care, we, like David, can confidently declare, "He is the one in whom I trust."
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18th Century
Presbyterian
My goodness - Margin, “my mercy.” That is, He shows me mercy or favor. All the favors that I receive come from Him.
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19th Century
Anglican
My goodness—Or, my lovingkindness, or my grace, a shortened form of “God of my grace” (Psalms 59:10;…
Baptist
My goodness, and my fortress; my high tower, and my deliverer; my shield, and he in whom I trust;
Here are six names, or rather, fi…
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16th Century
Protestant
My goodness, etc. This way of using the word in a passive sense, as in the Hebrew, sounds harsh in Latin; just as elsewhere ([Ref…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
My goodness Not only good, but goodness itself; the donor of all the blessings of goodness to him; the author of all…
When individuals become eminent for things for which they have had few advantages, they should be more deeply aware that God has been their Teacher…
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