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Main Lesson · Ken Krogue
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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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.

A Marvellous Work and a Wonder: Finding Hope, Healing, and Christ in Isaiah
Darryl Alder · Isaiah 13–39 · companion perspectiveStudying the Book of Isaiah can often feel overwhelming, but embedded within its complex historical context and poetic imagery is a profound message for our day. In the block of scripture covering Isaiah 13–14; 22; 24–30; 35, we witness a powerful…

Here We Go Again, Whining About Isaiah
Pop Isaiah · opinion · choosing to study IsaiahWe are at week two of Isaiah, with three more to go—and I’ve already had my fill of the collective whining echoing across every chapel, Sunday School, and living room in the Church. Every two years, it’s the…