Isaiah 66:24
"They shall go forth, and look on the dead bodies of the men who have transgressed against me: for their worm shall not die, neither shall their fire be quenched; and they will be loathsome to all mankind."
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Note from Colin Ayres:
This final chapter of Isaiah is clear on what God wants, he who kills an ox is like he who kills a man in verse 3 , clearly explains what murder means to God, the murder prohibited way back in the time of Moses.
It is all flesh who will end up worshipping God, as also said in the final Psalm, Psalm 150, where all flesh worships God also. Finally, here in Isaiah it is the worm eating the bodies of the people who disobeyed God who has eternal life. (verse 24).
This final chapter of Isaiah is clear on what God wants, he who kills an ox is like he who kills a man in verse 3 , clearly explains what murder means to God, the murder prohibited way back in the time of Moses.
It is all flesh who will end up worshipping God, as also said in the final Psalm, Psalm 150, where all flesh worships God also. Finally, here in Isaiah it is the worm eating the bodies of the people who disobeyed God who has eternal life. (verse 24).