Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

What the heck is Isaiah talking about when he refers to the Stem of Jesse, and the branch, and roots and rod???? Let's figure it out! Plus we will look at how this chapter corresponds perfectly with another oral tradition of the Jews! Also, we will take a peek in Chapter 22 at, what is often called, Isaiah's prayer. Hope you enjoy!

Isaiah uses some familiar symbols in chapter 15 and also describes modern day machines with ancient knowledge. Also, in chapter 16 we see a pretty cool evidence of the translation of the Book of Mormon. And finally, in chapter 19 we look at the titles that Isaiah gave the Savior. How does he fulfill those roles in your life?

Yesterday we talked about the Daughters of Zion with their wanton eyes and pride and vanity. Today, in chapter 14 the Lord will teach us 3 things we can do to stand strong and and firm as a latter-day member. 

Who are the Daughters of Zion and what is Isaiah talking about here??? The answer might surprise you! Let take a look at some other scripture and figure out these daughters and their wanton eyes!!!!

2nd Nephi 12, AKA  Isaiah 2! Today we will look at 2 Isaiah prophecies, one is a latter-day prophecy about the temple, the second is a millennial prophecy. How we can begin to have the promised peace of the millennium in our lives today! 

In 2nd Nephi 11 Nephi says that he delights in the covenants of God and in testifying of Christ to his people. 2000+ years later and modern day prophets still delight in those same things!

Today we look at the word "reconcile" What does it mean? And how does the act of being reconciled change us? 

I'm a word nerd! Today I want to take a look at the difference between how the scriptures talk about knowledge vs wisdom. Is there a difference? If so, what is it??? 

2nd Nephi 9!!! You guys, 2nd Nephi 9 is one of the greatest sermons of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and how Christ has the power to deliver us! Today we will talk a little bit about how God is constantly showing us that He has the power to deliver, and how He desperately want us to believe it.

We live in a world where faith and righteousness are often mocked and ridiculed. Isaiah teaches us how to ignore the world and focus on the Lord.