Carried from the Womb

So my thoughts on my Day II Scripture from yesterday above. What didn’t make it into the recording is below, sprinkled with some images that match the feeling this scripture gives me 💕

“Hearken unto me, O house of Jacob, and all the remnant of the house of Israel, which are borne by me from the belly, which are carried from the womb:

And even to your old age I am he; and even to hoar hairs will I carry you: I have made, and I will bear; even I will carry, and will deliver you.” Isaiah 46:3-4 (KJV)

Does that do something for you? I explain my interpretation in the recording. The first time a scripture truly had me feeling like, ok, this is God’s deep love for me right here. Not just a general love that He has for all His believers. This one hit deep. I love it and will be teaching it more.

The part I didn’t get to in the recording is below: the remnant, what does that mean? GPT says:

1. The Remnant is Who God Preserves

The “remnant of the house of Israel” refers to those who remain faithful, or who have been preserved by God’s mercy, even in judgment.

In Isaiah’s context, this often referred to those who survived exile or remained spiritually sensitive during national decline.

The remnant is a group who is not forgotten, even when the larger body falls away.

2. The Remnant Represents Hope

Theologically, the remnant represents God’s commitment to future restoration.

It’s a promise: God will always preserve a seed, a root, a people, no matter how much is lost.

“Even if the tree is cut down, the stump remains—and from that stump, I will raise life again.” (Isaiah 6:13, Romans 11:5)

3. The Remnant is Intimately Known

In Isaiah 46:3, God isn’t addressing all of Israel—He’s speaking to the remnant, the survivors, the ones who are still listening.

This is personal.

He’s saying: “You, the ones still clinging to Me—you I have carried since the belly. I will not let you fall.”

I’d love to hear your thoughts. Much love 💕

The Pinterest board with these images collected.