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This is Book of Mormon Central's. Come follow me insights today, Isaiah 50 to 57.

And we're really pleased to have our friend Terry Ball with us, who has spent a lifetime studying Isaiah.

And for me, it's a real treat because Terry was my first Old Testament and my first Isaiah

professor at the Brigham Young University Jerusalem Center 26 years ago.

And it was your class that really enticed me to want to get into this field and spend

your studying the scriptures.

So thank you.

You're welcome.

I'm glad that you survived,

have a testimony, and it's done so well. Wonderful. Now, for this block of scripture that we're

covering chapters 50 through 57, I could be wrong, but it would be my opinion that if you were to

take a seven-chapter section out of the Old Testament

and say, which is the most messianic, or which section of seven chapters can teach us more about

the Lord Jesus Christ, I would vote on chapter 50 through 57. Would you agree?

Yeah, I'd agree for both the mortal Messiah and the millennial Messiah are both so well covered here.

You know, when Nephi was talking about how to understand Isaiah in 2nd Nephi 25,

he said those who read with the spirit of prophecy understand him better.

And of course, in Revelations 1910, we get that special definition of the

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