"I have sworn by Myself,
The word has gone forth from My mouth in righteousness
And will not turn back,
That to Me every knee will bow, every tongue will swear allegiance."
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
"I have sworn by Myself, The word has gone forth from My mouth in righteousness And will not turn back, That to Me every knee will bow, every tongue will swear allegiance."
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.
Isaiah 45:23 is told from the perspective of someone living in a nursing home who is thankful for his/her life and would rather be dead and in heaven because being alive is becoming increasingly painful.