DidYouKnow+FollowThe Bible never says “The lion will lie down with the lamb.” Most people are sure this image is biblical. It’s everywhere—sermons, paintings, children’s books, even Christmas cards. But that line is not in the Bible. Isaiah actually says the wolf will dwell with the lamb. Not the lion. That difference matters more than it sounds. Lions symbolize power. Wolves symbolize threat. We turned a dangerous image into a gentle one. And in doing so, we softened the vision. Isaiah was not describing a world where strength becomes cute. He was describing a world where violence is restrained. Many believers search for this verse when they are tired of conflict— in families, politics, churches. They want reassurance that everything will become harmless. But the Bible does not promise harmlessness. It promises restraint, justice, and transformation under God’s rule. If peace still feels fragile and incomplete, that does not mean prophecy failed. It may mean we remembered it wrong. #BibleMisconceptions #MandelaEffect #BiblicalProphecy #Isaiah #DidYouKnow6926Share
