Matthew Poole and continuators on Hebrews 13:6

6 So that we may boldly say, The Lord is my helper, and I will not fear what man shall do unto me.

Upon the account of which Promise of God all the true Subjects of Christ's Kingdom, together with the Apostle, may with an undaunted boldness of heart above all fears and doubtings, and with a daring confidence, professing that which they believe, nor staggering nor shrinking, nor being ashamed of their Faith, but openly owning it, to all the World, own

that the Lord in the infiniteness of his Power, Wisdom and Goodness, is a real, present, universal and permanent help against all Trouble, and for all supplies in all cases, and at all times, to every one of them. They may say as Moses, Exod. 18.4. As David, Psalm 27.9. and 40.17. and 56.4, 11. and 118.6.

And therefore Faith expelleth fearfulness of, and introduceth fearlesness of any Created Evils incident to a Believer; and of which Man may be an Instrument inflicting, Psal. 46.2, 3. Implying in it an unshaken setledness of Mind, Judgment and Thoughts on God's help, a fixed frame of heart, without tumultuous Passions or perturbations, with an unmoveable resolution to keep close to God and his Word both in Word and Deed, amidst all oppositions and persecutions of Men for it.