Psalms Chapter 23 verse 4 Holy Bible

Psalms 23 : 4 Bible Verse Songs

• Let Revival Come (Revive Me) by Joshua Sherman + Kevin Jones + People & Songs
• O' Lord by Lauren Daigle
• You Won't Let Go by Cory Asbury
• You Are My Shepherd by People & Songs + Wesley Nilsen + Kaden Slay
• My Defender by Jeremy Camp
• Fighter by Danny Gokey
• Shepherd by CityAlight
• When The Fight Calls by Hillsong Young & Free
• Fearless by Jesus Culture + Kim Walker
• You Never Let Go by Guy Penrod
• My Deliverer by Red Rocks Worship
• Ebezina (Cry no more, God is here) by Tim Godfrey
• Deep Down (Walk Through Fire) by Lincoln Brewster
• Same Power by Jeremy Camp
• Come Walk With Me by Marvia Providence
• All That I'm After by Kalley Heiligenthal
• Never See the End by Mission House
• Together by Chris Tomlin
• When You Shepherd Me by Brian Doerksen
• Mountain by Bryan & Katie Torwalt
• You Are With Me by Sandra McCracken
• WaveWalker by Citizen Way
• Breakthrough Song by New Wine Worship
• Just Wanna' Say by Israel Houghton
• Never Once by Matt Redman
• Hiding Place by Josh Garrels
• Cherry Blossoms by Vineyard Worship
• All The Ways by Vineyard Worship
• Joy Comes In The Morning by Church of the City + Tasha Layton
• Joy by Koryn Hawthorne
• After Your Heart by SEU Worship + Elle Limebear
• Carry You Through by Bella Camp
• With Me (David's Song) by KXC
• This Too Shall Pass by Jeremy Camp
• Never Walk Alone by Hillsong Worship

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerse 4. - Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. A sudden transition and contrast, such as David loved. The quiet paths of righteousness and peace remind the poet of the exact opposite - the dark and dismal way through the valley of the shadow of death. Even when so situated, he does not, he will not, fear. I will fear no evil, he says. And why? For thou art with me. The same Protector, the same gracious and merciful God, will be still with him - leading him, guiding his steps, shepherding him, keeping him from evil. Thou art with me, thy rod and thy staff - i.e. thy shepherd's crook, and thy staff of defence - they comfort me. They make me feel that, however long and however dreary the way through the dark vale, I shall still have thy guidance and thy protection.

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(4) The valley of the shadow of death . . .--This striking expression, to which the genius of Bunyan has given such reality, was probably on Hebrew lips nothing more than a forcible synonym for a dark, gloomy place. Indeed, the probability is that instead of tsal-maveth (shadow of death), should be read, tsalm-th (shadow, darkness), the general signification being all that is required in any one of the fifteen places where it occurs. It is true it is used of the "grave" or "underworld" (Job 10:21-22). But it is also used of the "darkness of a dungeon" (Psalm 107:10), of "the pathless desert" (Jeremiah 2:6); or, possibly, since it is there parallel with drought, of "the blinding darkness of a sandstorm," and metaphorically of "affliction" (Isaiah 9:2), and of the "dull heavy look" that grief wears (Job 16:16).By valley we must understand a deep ravine. Palestine abounds in wild and gloomy valleys, and shepherd life experiences the actual peril of them. Addison's paraphrase catches the true feeling of the original-- . . .