Isaiah 7:14
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“Immanuel” means God with us and points readers to the promised
Messiah.
The Saviour recommends Isaiah
Build the invitation in the order it appears in 3 Nephi 23:1–3.
The invitation will build here.
Begin by finding the Saviour’s command in the verses.
Build the title map
Use each linked verse to connect a title with its evidence. Open all four explanations.
Isaiah 9:6–7
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The promised Son is named Prince of Peace. “Everlasting Father” is
a messianic title; the Father and Son remain distinct persons.
Isaiah 33:22
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The verse names the Lord as judge, lawgiver and king, then
declares that He will save.
Isaiah 40:28
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The everlasting God created the earth and does not faint; His
understanding cannot be searched out.
0 of 4 title connections opened
Open each verse-title connection and notice what the verse itself
says.
Evidence before explanation
Choose a passage. Read its words, open both evidence phrases, then test one verse-faithful insight.
Choose one passage to begin with its actual words.
Make a next-look card
Nephi read Isaiah to help his family believe more fully in the Lord their Redeemer. Choose your own next look with that same purpose. Read 1 Nephi 19:23 ↗
Choose a passage and a lens. The answer belongs in your scripture note or journal, not in this page.
Passage
Lens
What am I learning about Jesus Christ?
Choose any passage and any lens. There are no scored journal
choices.
No answer is stored in this page.
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connection.
Keep asking the question
You followed the Saviour’s invitation, connected titles with evidence, explained one passage and prepared a next look at Isaiah.
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