Ann Madsen – Favorite Passages From The Book of Isaiah
Kelsey Wilding: Do you have a favorite chapter of Isaiah?
Ann Madsen: Depending on the day. I have parts of Isaiah that I truly...there are...
Ann Madsen – Insight into Jerusalem
Kelsey Wilding: You've been to Jerusalem, right?
Ann Madsen: I've lived in Jerusalem for five years.
Kelsey Wilding: Five years?
Ann Madsen: Yes, I taught there.
Kelsey Wilding:...
Shon Hopkin – Burning Questions of Isaiah
Ken Krogue: Ok, one last question. This is always the hard one. When I go to a restaurant, I always ask the waiter, what...
Shon Hopkin – Three Things I Want to Accomplish When Teaching Isaiah
Ken Krogue: So, let's get to yours.
Shon Hopkin: The flavors?
Ken Krogue: Yes.
Shon Hopkin: Yes, so, my goal, when I teach Isaiah, and in this...
Ann Madsen – Isaiah Scholarship
Kelsey Wilding: When you started studying or wanting to learn more, did you have any scholars that you went to, or was it just...
Ann Madsen – Relatable Passages and Metaphors
Kelsey Wilding: So, when you teach students are there like passages, that are 'aha' moments for them?
Ann Madsen: Oh yes.
Kelsey Wilding: Do you have...
Why is Isaiah’s Style Imposing and Obscure?
Paul Y. Hoskisson, a professor of ancient scripture at BYU, in his paper “A Latter-Day Saint Reading of Isaiah: The Example of Isaiah 6.” In that...
The Condescended Christ Would You Recognize Him?
Gregorio Billikopf used a pseudepigraphal book entitled The Ascension of Isaiah, which is a Christian book composed between 100–300 AD, to develop an understanding of what Isaiah...
Shon Hopkin – What are Millennials Asking?
Ken Krogue: We've been watching who is going to our website, who is reading and right now, it's us old guys. Old gals. We're...
Shon Hopkin – Controversy Surrounding the Book of Isaiah
Ken Krogue: There are some pretty big differences in point of view.
Shon Hopkin: Sure.
Ken Krogue: We found that there are some very controversial things. ...
