Fall of Babylon
Isaiah 14:11-15 applies to the fall of Babylon but also describes who else?
Satan or Lucifer
What is Christ compared to in Isaiah 28:16?
A stone, foundation, or cornerstone
Isaiah 29:22-24 prophesies of what current event?
The Gathering of Israel
What image is used in Isaiah 28:7-8 to describe the effects of turning away from God?
Drunkenness
The destruction of Babylon foretold in Isaiah 13-14 is a type or metaphor for what future event?
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ
Isaiah 25:8 foretells the Savior's victory over ________.
Death (Also acceptable: Sin or suffering)
Isaiah's prophesy about Jerusalem "whispering out of the dust" was fulfilled by what restoration event?
Translation of the Book of Mormon (See 2 Nephi 26:16 and Moroni 10:27)
What does Isaiah 29:8 compare us to when we look to sources other than God to fill us?
A hungry/thirsty person who dreams of food/drink
Isaiah 14:13-14 can be understood as a warning to us against what?
Pride
The phrase "the earth shall cast out the dead" (Isaiah 26:19) is a prophesy of what future gift we will receive through Christ?
Resurrection
What phrase from Isaiah 29 is also found in D&C 4 to describe the restoration of the fulness of the gospel?
A Marvelous Work (and a wonder!)
According to Isaiah 30:9-10, how do we often react to the word of God when we are off course spiritually?
We don't want to hear it
In Isaiah 13:19-22 Babylon is described as being left desolate with no people to inhabit it- who will dwell there instead? (Name two)
Dragons, satyrs, owls, wild beasts
The nail referenced in Isaiah 22:23 can be understood as symbolic of what aspect of Jesus Christ's mission?
His death and Atonement
What does Isaiah 30:20-21 teach us about God?
He stays near and guides us even in hard times
Sometimes we trust in our own strength or abilities to save ourselves, but what does Isaiah teach us in Isaiah 30:15-16?
Return and rest in God