Tuesday, December 22 [You] will hear a word behind you saying, “This is the way. Walk in it.” —Isa. 30:21. True, we do not hear God speak to us from heaven. He has, however, provided his written Word, the Bible, in which he gives us instruction. Additionally, Jehovah’s spirit moves “the faithful steward” to keep giving His servants their food supply. (Luke 12:42) What an abundance of spiritual food we receive in the form of printed and online material, videos, and audio publications! May God’s own words, as recorded in the Bible, give us confidence that Jehovah has everything under control and that he will reverse any damage brought on us by Satan and his wicked world. And may we be determined to listen intently to Jehovah’s voice. If we do, we will successfully endure whatever problems we now face and any challenges that are yet to come. The Bible reminds us: “You need endurance, so that after you have done the will of God, you may receive the fulfillment of the promise.”—Heb. 10:36. w19.03 13 ¶17-18
It has previously been brought out that the reason the 'word' or 'the voice' mentioned in the Isaiah passage is coming from behind is due to the persons being spoken to have gone the wrong way ! This is supported by a reading of the passages before and after that one line. Its true The practitioners of 'the way' are said to discard thier practices like used female hygenen products in the actual bible text. This could include discarding certain content provided by a house inhabited by stewards of two different persuations which is unanticipated by the commentary.. It might be possible to avoid self deception by not judging the fineness of your resturant by the acceptance of starving people.
21 And your own ears will hear a word behind you saying: “This is the way.+ Walk in it, YOU people,” in case YOU people should go to the right or in case YOU should go to the left.+ 22 And YOU people* must defile the overlaying of your* graven images of silver+ and the close-fitting covering of your molten+ statue of gold.+ You will scatter them.+ Like a menstruating woman, you will say to it: “Mere dirt!”+