VERSE 27

OF

THE PRAYER

“All nations will remember the Lord,
From every part of world
They will turn to the Lord,
All races will worship the Lord.”

(The Psalm-22, Verse: 27)

Verse-27 is the Verse which is extending the meanings of preceding Verses, the Verse 25 & 26, respectively. And___ it is speaking about overwhelming dominance of the real belief in the One Alone Real GOD. 

The wise people will, ultimately, return to the real belief in the One Alone Real GOD. All the nations will resort to the truth about the One Alone GOD__ and all the people will reject the Satan-taught belief in gods other than the One Alone Real GOD. 

Jesus will teach the people wisely according to the message of GOD__ and call them to the Lord__ the One Alone GOD. Response to his call will be, definitely, positive. People will believe in the lordship of the One Alone GOD. And__ all parts of the world__ will saturate by the ever-increasing number of believers of One Alone GOD. 

“All nations will remember the Lord”

Background of this line is very strange. Jesus was informed by the Lord that after his Ascension__ a long ruling-age of Satan__ will set in. Wherein, the people will avert from the Lord__ the One Alone GOD__ and revert to several gods. Trinity & Polytheism__ will prevail everywhere. Torah or the Law of Moses__ will be abandoned. Religious norms and principles__ will be spoiled__ and Satan will be worshipped, openly. Then, at last, the exhaustive ruling-age of Satan__ will come to an end__ and the Law of the Lord will set in. All of the Satanic Beliefs will perish away__ and the nations of the world__ will return to the Lord__ the One Alone GOD. And___ belief in the One Alone GOD will, positively prevail in every part of the world. 

The line is an open evidence of the fact__ that Jesus was not a believer of gods other than the One Alone GOD__ instead, he was strictly the believer of One Alone GOD. He had never declared himself as a lord__ beside the Almighty Lord. Nor, he had declared the Almighty Lord__ as his father and himself as the Lord’s son. If the matter were like that, then, Jesus must have spoken in the following terms:-

“All nations will remember me, the son of god, and my father (the Almighty GOD) and the holy spirit.”

But the matter is not like that at all, instead, Jesus is saying:-

“All nations will remember the Lord.”

It means that all the nations will, ultimately, return to the Lord__ the One Alone GOD__ definitely. Such a view is further clarified__ and strengthened by the next lines:-

“From every part of the world they (the millions) will return to the Lord.

All races will worship the Lord.”