Isaiah

[@HelloJello789]

THANK THE LORD I found this video. Our Lord sure does work in mysterious ways. Thank you for the context you explain scripture in 🙏

[@signsandsymbols6487]

Praise the almighty living God Jesus Christ 🙏🙌

[@rajpereira7280]

Thank you. Praise the Lord.

[@HelloJello789]

Awesome video. Thank you so very very much. Blessings unto you, please keep posting more

[@leporis84]

I hold the key of david

[@HelloJello789]

God will bless you forever. May you forever be happy and graced by our Lord. Yeshua will judge and we all will be seen unto Him whether we want to or not.

[@nicoleegger4209]

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[@NevetsWC1134]

No you do not hold the keys. Eliakim does. And then jesus does the same to peter. Peter holds the keys

[@harryallenpearce89]

I Love how Shebna and Eliakim are undeniable evidence for the Papacy!

[@nicondaallen]

🔷️ISAIAH 22:22🔑 🔷️MATTHEW 16:19🗝 🔷️MATTHEW 18:18🔑 🔷️REVELATION 3:7-8🗝 🔷️COLOSSIANS 2:3🔑

[@maryronan9758]

This is a strong word. Could it be pertaining to Joek Xiden?

[@NevetsWC1134]

It's weird how God appoints someone to take over the kingdom of David and Jesus does the same to peter but we don't want to see whT that really means

[@certifiedsadboi3387]

This is incorrect. The peg that is removed in Isaiah 22:25 is referring to Shebna. In order for Eliakim to become king then Shebna must be removed so God will remove Shebna and remove all those who “ hang on him “ which means all those who choose to follow Shebna. The peg mentioned in Isaiah 22:25 can’t be the same peg as the one mentioned in Isaiah 22:23 because both verses begin with the words“ On that day...” so it doesn’t make sense that God would make Eliakim the king and also remove him at the same time.