Isaiah 55

2 songs checked against Isaiah 55. Each proof shows the passage, what the song does with it, and whether you can sing it. Read the whole chapter: Bible Gateway ↗ · Bible Hub ↗

Isaiah 55:8-9 · “Your Way's Better” · Forrest Frank

NOT A QUOTE “Your Way's Better” Forrest Frank Isaiah 55:8-9 Sing it. It is a prayer in the singer's own words, not a quotation, so there is nothing here to misquote. The song names no passage. This site pairs it with Isaiah 55:6-9, where God states the comparison.

✓ Presents nothing as scripture. No verse reference, no translation named, no quotation framing, so nothing in it can be a misquote

⚠ The song names no passage. The verse you hear under it was chosen by whoever paired them. A study cited below picks four, and this entry picks a fifth

Isaiah 55:10-11 · “Speak, O Lord” · Keith Getty & Stuart Townend

NOT A QUOTE “Speak, O Lord” Keith Getty & Stuart Townend Isaiah 55:10-11 Sing it. It is a prayer, not a quotation. It asks God to do exactly what Isaiah 55 says his word does, and since it quotes nothing, the confidence it leans on lives in a passage it never names. Bring the passage.

✓ Addressed to God from first line to last, and everything it asks is what Isaiah 55:11 says his word does: accomplish his purpose in the people it reaches

⚠ Nothing is quoted or cited anywhere in the lyric, and the writers' own page, Hymnary's index, and two reviews give four different reference lists. You cannot work backward from this hymn to a chapter

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