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Discover what the Believer's Bible Commentary says about Proverbs 29:25

The Believer's Bible Commentary Trusted by readers like you, this one-volume resource by William MacDonald, available with Bible Gateway Plus, explains the deeper meaning of Scripture in accessible, theologically grounded language—while also presenting alternate interpretations when relevant. It's perfect for anyone who wants to explore what the Bible says without needing a seminary degree.  Here's what real readers are saying: "It is very good and makes the scripture I am studying very understandable"   - Susan O.  "This one-volume commentary is a good place to start when looking for information on the Bible. It is written by learned scholars for the student of the Bible such as myself."   - Charles B.  "I use this book for the commentary when I am on the [Bible] Gateway app. It's so awesome to have the book in my hands when I don't want to use tech stuff to study. Very THICK book"    - Misty A.    One of 60+ Resources in Bible Gateway Plus  The Believer's Bible Commentary is just one of over 60 premium tools you get with a Bible Gateway Plus membership—valued at over $3,100.    Here's what's included:    ✓ 30+ Study Bibles (valued at $600)  ✓ 13 Commentaries (valued over $2,050)  ✓ 6 Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Bible Studies (over $350 in value!)  ✓ Maps, Devotionals, and more (another $100 in value!)  ✓ Ad-free reading across desktop, tablet, and mobile    All starting as low as $4.17/month with an annual plan.  Ready to Go Deeper?  Whether you're studying on your phone or computer, Bible Gateway Plus gives you instant access to trusted tools, so you can uncover the deeper meaning behind every verse—starting with today's.  Start My 7-Day Free Trial Look Inside The Verse of the Day is a perfect place to begin a fresh study. Today's verse comes from Proverbs 29:25 (NKJV):     The fear of man brings a snare,  But whoever trusts in the Lord shall be safe.    What the Believer's Bible Commentary Says:  The fear of man results in yielding to human pressure to commit evil or to refrain from doing what is right. How many have gone to hell because they were afraid of what their friends would say if they trusted Christ!    The man who trusts in the LORD is safe, come what may. "We fear man so much," wrote William Gurnall, "because we fear God so little."  See What's Included When you start your day with a verse, you start with direction. Then, when you pair that verse with trusted commentary and historical context available with Bible Gateway Plus, your understanding of Scripture deepens—and you grow as God intended.    Take a moment to reflect on what you've just read and ask yourself:  Have there been times when fear of others' opinions kept you from fully trusting God? What would it look like to choose trust today?  Are you ready to go deeper in your faith and reflect on what God is revealing through His Word?    Upgrade to Bible Gateway Plus and unlock trusted insights alongside every verse you read.  Start My 7-Day Free Trial Thank you for being a valued member of the Bible Gateway community! Have any questions? Please write to us at support@biblegateway.com. *All prices are USD. Additional sales tax may apply. The 7-day free trial is available to new subscribers only.    This email was sent to alitealbum.biblegateway@blogger.com by 501 Nelson Place, Nashville, TN 37214, USA. You received this email because you're a member of the Bible Gateway Plus service. If you have questions or comments about this email, please contact us.   Manage all Bible Gateway communication | Opt Out of all Bible Gateway communication   VIEW THIS EMAIL IN YOUR BROWSER  ►