Zephaniah 3:17 Scripture Bible Wall Verse The Lord Your God Is With

Love the verse. It’s beautiful. A good size.Didn’t want to stick to the wall - you’ve got to really take your time and continually go back and run the letters. Even with a credit card and constantly rubbing, I still struggled to get the letters to stick. But now that they’re on there, they seem secure.I can’t imagine how hard it would be to put the whole thing on in one piece. I recommend cutting it into sentences.And in my opinion, it’s much pretty rearranged. Take time to think about how you want it to look, and stick some take on the back to set it in place first. Then you can rearrange as much as necessary, until you like how it looks. Overall, happy with product. Last time I painted the verse onto my wall. It was worth $16.99 to save hours of work and a sore neck/arm.

I love how it looks on my wall. It's just much smaller than I thought. That's only reason I gave 4 stars. You need 2 people to install this without trouble. I have a bad vision so I can't read it from far. But this is an absolute loving piece to have at home.

I love this, it is a nice big size, it took five minutes to install, it sticks great on my white wooden doors. Add this verse makes me happy every time I look at it

Would not come apart from the paper it’s adhered to. Horrible! I’ll be looking for a better quality product.

This looks absolutely great on the wall above my desk. It applied easily...but you do need to watch out for the narrow writing because it can get stuck to the paper. I would definitely buy again!

This turned out very beautiful. I figured out half way through to pull from top to bottom instead of side to side. I finished in about 4 minutes after realizing that. Directions or advice would have been helpful.

So there is nothing wrong with the verse however upon placing it on the wall it fell and stuck to itself ruining the verse also the backing was difficult to separate compared to others I have used in the past.

Product came as described. Fast Service