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The prophet Isaiah, in his servant songs, reveals his main message describing the Savior bears our griefs and carries our sorrows in His death and atonement.

Every religion attempts to answer the Fundamental Question: how can a sinner become acceptable to God?  It’s the question that should resound within every man, woman, and child; but in today's world, moral decay is...

This companion to your study of "Come, Follow Me" in the Book of Isaiah, includes curated posts from our archive regarding the fall of Babylon (or the world), the Apocalypse of Isaiah, how the Book of Mormon will become a "Voice from the Dust" and another Witness of Christ, and how after the burning at the Second Coming Earth will be returned to its paradisiacal state.

  This is part three of a 3-part conversation with Joe Spencer Ken Krogue completes his three-part interview with Joeseph Spencer, who explains his path to his professorship and how his book, The Vision of All...

In this post, your SearchIsaiah team has curated some of their collection of articles to help with your "Come, Follow Me" study of Isaiah 1–12; this is meant to be a companion to the Come, Follow Me unit for September 5-11, 2022

The learning of the Jews consists of knowing Hebrew and other ancient languages, understanding parallelisms, chiasmic patterns, semitic poetry, the history and geography of Israel, and such? Certainly, all these things play their part. But there is something much more basic because the learning of the Jews is all about a culture of learning.

Isaiah 58–66 runs the gambit of understanding how to fast the Lord's way, elements of keeping the Sabbath, accepting Jesus Christ as our redeemer, and more

This is a cross linked directory between SearchIsaiah.org, The Book of Mormon and the Book of Isaiah

Isaiah 40 is the beginning of a new tone in the Book of Isaiah, as the prophet changes the emphasis of his message. "Fear not," the Lord has not forgotten you.