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Jeremiah stands at the temple gate as angry religious leaders confront him and one reaches for his sleeve.
October 19–October 25, 2026

Jeremiah Stood in the Temple Gate and Called It a "Den of Robbers." The Priests and Prophets Tried to Kill Him.

Jeremiah 1–29: "The temple of the LORD," said three times, and the question the whole first half asks: do you trust the house, or do you know the Lord of the house?

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CFM 07 · Jeremiah 1–29

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Jonathan Roumie portrays Jesus standing behind the open Isaiah scroll in the Nazareth synagogue.
October 12–October 18, 2026

Why Did Nazareth Try to Kill Jesus After He Read Isaiah?

Isaiah 58–66: the fast that frees, the day He held back, and the Redeemer who comes to Zion.

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CFM 06 · Isaiah 58–66

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A man reverently examines the risen Savior’s hand, with nail wounds visible in His palm and wrist.
October 5–October 11, 2026

He Read Them Isaiah 52 and 54. He Showed Them 53.

The Savior went all the way down to bring us all the way up. Search Isaiah 50–57 through three awakenings, Abinadi’s witness, and the wounds that heal our own.

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CFM 05 · Isaiah 50–57

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A family looks from a dark shore toward a ship and a bright island dawn, symbolizing movement from judgment toward covenant hope.
September 28–October 4, 2026

One Says You Haven't Arrived. One Says You Haven't Been Forgotten.

Isaiah 48 challenges false confidence. Isaiah 49 answers false despair. Read the two chapters together, as Nephi did.

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CFM 04 · Isaiah 40–49

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An open scripture scroll and a path through stone arches toward a sunlit temple, illustrating the search for Christ in Isaiah.
September 21–September 27, 2026

Come, Follow Me Lesson: Isaiah 13–39 — A Marvellous Work and a Wonder

Isaiah’s recurring patterns lead from the marvelous work and a wonder to Egypt’s civil conflict, the polluted table, and the sealed book. Follow Ken’s September 27 class, Nephi’s reading map, and the question at the heart of the…

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CFM 03 · Isaiah 13–39

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A traveler climbs a stone path from a dark threshold toward a sunlit mountain city.
September 14–September 20, 2026

Come, Follow Me Lesson: Isaiah 1–12 — God Is My Salvation

A Come, Follow Me journey through Isaiah 1–12: seven levels of searching, a separate nine-step covenant ladder, Isaiah’s first codes, and the path from stain to song. The covenant ladder is adapted from Avraham Gileadi’s Isaiah Decoded: Ascending…

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CFM 02 · Prophets and Prophecy · Isaiah 1–12

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An open scripture volume at sunrise as a reader traces a line toward a distant doorway.
September 7–September 13, 2026

Come, Follow Me Lesson: Proverbs & Ecclesiastes — He Shall Direct Thy Paths

What was will be again. Begin with Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, recognize a recurring scriptural pattern, and use it to begin searching Isaiah.

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CFM 01 · Proverbs & Ecclesiastes

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The man in linen carries a reed pen and writer's inkhorn through an ancient Jerusalem temple courtyard.

Ezekiel 9's Man in Linen With the Writer's Inkhorn Marks the Faithful Before Judgment.

The others came with weapons. One came with a pen.