Jesus
Read Isaiah 44:6. What does the Lord say about how many Gods there are besides Him?
There are none
Read Isaiah 44:14–17. What material did the Israelites use to make their idols?
Wood
Read Isaiah 45:22. What action does the Lord ask people to take toward Him?
Look unto Him.
Read Isaiah 44:6. Name one title the Lord uses to describe Himself.
King, Redeemer, Lord, etc.
Read Isaiah 44:6. If there is “no God else,” what should that tell us about who deserves to be first in our lives?
Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.
Read Isaiah 45:22. What does the Lord invite all people to do if they want to be saved?
Look unto Him
Read Isaiah 44:17–19. What did the people do with the piece of wood they made into an idol?
They worshipped it.
Read Isaiah 45:23. What will eventually happen to every knee?
Every knee will bow.
Read Isaiah 44:21–22. What does the Lord say He has done with the sins of His people?
He has blotted them out/removed them.
Read Isaiah 46:9. Name one thing today that could become more important to someone than God.
Answers vary—sports, popularity, money, gaming, social media, etc.
Read Isaiah 44:24. What does this verse teach about the Lord's power?
He created the Heavens, the earth, and all things.
Read Isaiah 44:19. What question does Isaiah ask about worshipping a piece of wood?
“Shall I fall down to the stock of a tree?”
Read Isaiah 45:23. What will every tongue eventually do?
Confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.
Read Isaiah 44:23. What does Isaiah tell the heavens and earth to do because of what the Lord has done?
Sing/rejoice.
Read Isaiah 44:19. If someone isn't worshipping a literal wooden idol today, what are some things they could put ahead of God?
Anything that becomes more important than God.
Read Isaiah 46:3-4. What does the Lord promise He will do for His people throughout their lives?
Carry, sustain, and deliver them.
Read Isaiah 46:1–2. What happened to the idols Bel and Nebo when they were carried away?
They had to be carried because they couldn't save themselves.
Read Isaiah 46:5. What question does the Lord ask about comparing Him to something else?
Who can we compare Him to? Nothing compares to Him.
Read Isaiah 45:20–21. What does the Lord say about the gods people make for themselves?
They cannot save.
Read Isaiah 45:22. What is one practical thing you could do this week to “look unto” Jesus Christ?
Answers vary—prayer, scripture study, serving, keeping commandments, etc.
Read Isaiah 44:6, 8 and 46:9. What important truth do these verses teach about Jesus compared with everything else?
No one and nothing can compare to Him; there is no other God.
Read Isaiah 44:19–20. Why is worshipping an idol foolish?
The person created the idol themselves, yet treats it as something that can save or help them.
Read Isaiah 46:9. What does the Lord tell His people to remember?
That He is God and there is none else.
Read Isaiah 45:21–22. What does the Lord say is the only way to be saved?
Turn/look to Him.
Read Isaiah 45:23 and think about the quote from Elder Maxwell: “Why not now?” What is one thing you could change now to put Jesus Christ first?
Personal response.