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Studying passages from Isaiah 54–56; 63–65 we should be encouraged to strengthen the stake we live in while preparing for the Second Coming and the Millennium. The 2001 Old Testament Class Member Study Guide p. 26, asks the...

Using the words of Isaiah during Advent to prepare for Christmas makes sense. Among the authors of the four Gospels, Isaiah is cited twice as often as any other Old Testament prophet, which makes...

This month, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will continue to study Jesus's early years in the new Come, Follow Me—for Individuals and Families, New Testament 2019 (pp...

Darryl: Hi, I'm Darryl Alder with SearchIsaiah.org. Today we have a scholar with us, Ann Madsen. We're going to talk about a couple of different things about the book of Isaiah. Ann,...

Advent, a Christian tradition, prepares worshipers for the Christmas Season

Darryl: Hi, I'm Darryl Alder. Welcome to SearchIsaiah.org. Today we're here with Victor Ludlow and Victor wrote a book many years ago, called 'Isaiah, Prophet, Seer and Poet.1' But the question that I have...

Like Paul, who quoted Isaiah twenty times, Peter uses the ancient prophet as an authority in seven cases.

Read Part 1 of this post by clicking here Isaiah is often quoted in the New Testament. The Savior cites him at least seven times and His apostles forty. But that is not all, because...

Paul's use of Isaiah in his epistle to the Romans is striking. He cited from sixteen books from the Old Testament, quoting (or alluding to) sixty-three verses from the Law and the Prophets—nearly a third (19) of these quotes came from the book of Isaiah alone.

Prophets in the Book of Mormon quote the ancient prophet Isaiah, however, in many cases the wording is corrected.