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Main Lesson · Ken Krogue
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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Did Nephi Mean What He Said About Isaiah?
2 Nephi 25 · searching Isaiah diligentlyNephi said Isaiah was hard—but also that it could become plain. His own record gives the keys: the spirit of prophecy, the manner of the Jews, likening scripture, and finding the Redeemer.

A Shepherd Threw a Rock Into a Cave. What He Found Should Bother You.
Qumran · the Great Isaiah ScrollThe Bible lost plain and precious things. Isaiah came through. There is a reason. The short answer: a shepherd’s rock in 1947 uncovered a complete Isaiah scroll copied about a century before Christ. It’s a thousand years older…

When Isaiah Says Egypt, He Means America
Isaiah’s Egypt · the case for an America interpretationIsaiah’s “Egypt” is more than ancient history. This article makes the case that Isaiah uses Egypt as a recurring prophetic pattern—and shows you how to test that interpretation for yourself.

Two Years Before Isaiah Opens. Why That Is Good News.
Alma 12:9–11 · diligence and growing understandingA lifelong Isaiah scholar once told me it takes about two years of steady study before Isaiah really begins to open. That may be the best news of all: difficulty is not failure. Isaiah has a language, a…

Unlocking Isaiah 1–12
Darryl Alder · Isaiah 1–12 · companion perspectiveUnlocking Isaiah 1–12: Discover how prophetic dualities, Latter-day temples, and Messianic titles point directly to Jesus Christ and His Atonement.