Isaiah 1-12 | Sep 5-Sep 11 | Come Follow Me Insights

[@高柳忠明]

ありがとうございました、Thank you very very much.

[@mattshipp1351]

AWESOME 😀! I am loving Isaiah now!

[@Sandy-zl9oq]

These dear Brethren invest so much to help us learn to draw closer to our Savior. Am I the only follower who would like to hear more from Brother Taylor?

[@marlamorris6248]

Thanks so much T&T for your sacrifices & those of your staff. I learn so much from you all!

[@lilacbunches]

I always feel touched at the end when you say “know that you’re loved”. Both the ending statements from Tyler and Taylor have a powerful force to end with.

[@toniehewitt2378]

Me too! I always feel a rush of the spirit ❤️

[@lilacbunches]

@@toniehewitt2378 Me too. ❤❤

[@rondalby2945]

Know that you're loved is a great last word

[@love2write787]

I truly feel "Nearer My God to Thee" when I listen to your gospel insights. It's such a great way to begin my day! Thank you for your teaching. Your love of the Savior shines through, and I feel it!

[@davequist7086]

We think so much of you two. Thank you so much! You both are so great!

[@bmwatt2151]

You two are SUCH EXCELLENT Teacher's through the inspiration of Our Beloved Savior Jesus Christ. You TRUELY TEACH through His Spirit. Please KNOW "You two are LOVED" as well. You BOTH spread "Light & Goodness" through Our Beloved Savior Jesus Christ Spirit of guidance in your lessons.💙😇💙 Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, & "God Bless"💙😇💙

[@richhaubrich6967]

I am finally beginning to understand Isaiah. You two are superb teachers. Thank you so much.

[@rosemaryngcobo5373]

For the very first time in my life, I am also beginning to understand the book of Isaiah and I am loving it. Thank you so much Taylor and Tyler; continue spreading light and goodness

[@tendenciasbelyrus4092]

Thank you for helping me to see more and the beauty on these chapters

[@ermaclark7717]

I appreciate Taylor reminding us or liking our following the letter of the law (going to church, but not learning to walk in the Lords path and helping our fellow man). Loving Tyler bringing our day into applying Isaiah. 🥰

[@alvinstreicker4579]

My wife And I love you two and this knowledge you share with us and the love you have for the Savior and the scriptures..... thankyou

[@CS-wv5cf]

I have read Isaiah several times and on first walk through with my sons. Ty for the assist, I even learned a few things. My favorite part was the circles. I always say to my friends in lament that the more I learn the stupider I get. Wanna really blow your mind? Apply quantum mechanics for time to Isaiah, the words still work. Boom!

[@irokruok]

I've been waiting for Isaiah with the perspective that the Old Testament has become more relevant to me this year than any other time in my life of study. I'm thankful for insights that are confirmed by the Holy Ghost and for what God is teaching me personally through His Spirit.

[@SherrillGraff]

The blind moles and bats was my favorite part of Isaiah today. It stood out to me. Reminding me not to spend my time on things that don't matter.

[@andretshileu7431]

I have become fan of you Taylor and Tyler. Thanks for choosing this path. I am blessed

[@pgray5223]

Isaiah 1:18 has been one of my favorite scriptures for a long time. I love how it starts..the warm invitation from from the Lord to sit down and listen to what He is trying to tell us. So sweet and loving.

[@sgiauque]

Wow, I love the Mount Moriah/Mount Sinai harmony!

[@elainefort9487]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! You are teaching exactly what I've always wanted to understand!!!

[@shawndiebold]

I’ve started treating Isaiah as it’s own separate “standard work”. It has helped me because I am now reading and studying it regularly

[@dennis20320]

Utah means people of the mountains. And thank you both for these wonderful lessons that help us really learn the meanings of the scriptures!

[@puojukwu]

I am so much uplifted. Isaiah is one of Book that I have literally not read personally but I am prepared to go through it this time around and understand not only the concept but truly what God is teaching us even through His Son Jesus. Isaiah is a book to reckon with. Thank you gentlemen for time and effort in providing this lesson.

[@ladavies9777]

Thank you for all your teachings! It definitely helps me want to read and study Isaiah more.

[@ramboandjoann]

Thank you for doing this weekly CFM insights. You brethren are my "secret" sauce in my preparation in teaching Sunday School 😊💕💕💕💕 -R

[@traceyhutchings7268]

I loved your point that through reading Isaiah we can see God, not as a vengeful got dealing out punishments as a sign of divine displeasure (that's in my own words), but we can see him as a God who keeps his covenants with exactness. I love my Heavenly Father and his mercy and personal loving care for me.

[@kennycano1269]

Ok, Mind. Blown. When you talked about Utah meaning. Wow, thank you so much for these videos. These good works are blessing many of us teachers in the wards🙏🙏🙏🙏🤯!👍👏👏👏

[@venusreyes3061]

I won't get tired of thanking you always.. Always praising God for having access to your videos 🙂🙂

[@wendytruslove7170]

Brilliant, you certainly make the scriptures come to life, which makes it easier for us to understand and remember.

[@aukusoschwenke4041]

Thank you once again Brethren! Love it.GB🙏..

[@sandypeterson2625]

I’ve always said “ the more I know, the less I know”. So much to learn.

[@lindathomas7036]

Excellent. I appreciate the indepth explanations of Isaiah. Thank you!!!

[@margaritaricks4149]

Thank you for this amazing lesson. I finally understand some prophecies of Isaiah.

[@judymacc]

An excellent lesson today!

[@taniadaumas4994]

Thank you both for this great lesson . I´m sure I´m going to learn a lot as you teach us every week. My the Lord be with you always!

[@christalmclean7712]

I've been looking forward to studying Isaiah and feel so much hope in understanding and liking it to my days and life. When we immerse ourselves in the scriptures and seek understanding and apply these teachings we cannot help but be changed a little better each day. Went over this lesson's key points over and over! Can't wait for the next lesson!

[@chinitowon]

I teach institute in Chile. I highly appreciate the resources you share so generously. Thank you!

[@chren6643]

Thank you SO MUCH! You help me a lot, especially now that I am a Sunday School teacher! I am so grateful for your insights and the Spirit I can feel when you teach. God bless you both and your families. 😉🙂 🤩😍🙋‍♀(watching from France 🗼, not in Paris, but on the swiss boarder, close to Geneva ).

[@karenshipley2299]

I really enjoyed this lesson and understood it! Thank you for sharing your time and talents and everything that God has blessed you with to us. You both are a prime example of being an instrument in the Lord's hands. Through you the Lord is teaching His people important truths, by helping us understand more fully His teachings and His word! You are helping to prepare us for the day of His great return! You are helping us to understand the importance of repentance, God's mercy and keeping our covenants, that we might be able to take part in this great work and come unto our own salvation!

[@vickiharward2335]

Thank you for a wonderful lesson in the beginning books of Isaiah. You gave such beautiful insights into understanding what has been for me a harder part of the Old Testament.

[@marleeriggin996]

Thank you for the historical context especially about Isaiah having a son.

[@dorothyhshumway8271]

I like this lesson in Isaiah, Thanks Tylor and Taylor for your time to explain to us to understand Isaiah better and appreciate the Temples.

[@Logan-ji3xl]

Thank you so much for lessons that you guys teaches, that really help me to comprehend the book of Isaiah much easier 🥰

[@AK27inAZ]

26:45 - 29:24 Powerful example of "liken all scriptures unto us" and using the inspired words of our current prophet to reinforce instruction given through a prophet of old. Isaiah ch 1 verse 17, thank you for that, Taylor Halverson!

[@chewiedoggable]

I love Isaiah! So glad you two are going to spend five weeks!

[@suzipalmer631]

I love listening to you both. Taylor, I was very happy to hear more from you than usual.

[@alvinstreicker4579]

As many others have stated, excellent podcast very informative and "uplifting". Thankyou

[@tokentonyg]

WELL done gentleman! What a fantastic lesson!

[@nantumbwehaspher]

Thanks a lot, brother Tyler and Taylor for these wonderful insights. Your channel is a source of spiritual food every Sabbath Morning.

[@ionicsphir2859]

I'm so grateful 🙏 for teaching us. Ty both!

[@nanelf8002]

I've been looking forward studying Isaiah with you! Because I long to learn and understand more about the words of Isaiah! Thank you both so much, for your time and effort! You are a great help to me to get a better understanding about the Old Testament! And I love it! ❤❤

[@Hayilkasdorf]

The explanation of the extra ways, places, preparations, etc…makes it hard to believe this won’t be overwhelming! All the extra efforts you have shared that are necessary in order to grasp this is enough to discourage someone like me who has so many limitations. I guess we’ll see.

[@jackgratrix1]

You and the Holy Ghost can do it!

[@YoungSHolmesfan]

I do love Isaiah. I have done a lot of studying on it from the Church manuals and also David J. Ridges book too. It is awesome.

[@alicewongham3541]

Thank you so much showing me how we can apply Isaiah's teachings to myself.

[@harmonywoodrome9911]

Thank you very much.😍👏

[@smartmind5422]

Thank you so much for your incredible teaching, I get Isaiah, never thought that would happen. I usually just put it in the 'too hard' box

[@novawarren5074]

I love this book of Isaiah 😍❤️ Thank you both for doing such a beautiful teaching video ❤️

[@lindakessler7167]

Thanks for all your research. I'm starting to understand Isaiah.

[@richardpineda1364]

Thank you for sharing this lesson.👍

[@ginacarononan5646]

Amazing introduction into the book of Isaiah. Looking forward to the next chapters I have to watch this many times though. Thanks a lot!

[@naidakoelliker944]

Thank you!! Very great lesson!!

[@chinesejohn812]

I appreciate your videos very much. I want to watch all of them. They are like money in the bank, or gasoline in the tank. Today I went to Church and it was not my turn to teach Gospel Doctrine. The other teacher had some emergency and he did not show up and he did not tell anyone. When I had to teach the lesson with no preparation I was able to remember some things I learned on this video. Keep up the good work!!

[@kevinball3967]

I've been looking forward to studying this book eagerly this year. I hold both of you as masterful teachers - having seen you teach both online and in personal settings - and I look forward to having these words sink deep into my soul and my eyes open thereby.

[@gdasilva3531]

In beautiful Isaiah fashion, the phrase “For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand is stretched out still.” could by taken as both mercy OR wrath.

[@bonniebeaumier2919]

One of these beings is not like the others 🎶 One of these beings just doesn’t belong 🎶 Can you tell which being is not like the others 🎶 Before I finish my song 🎶😂 I actually had to pause the video and sing the song from Sesame Street and have a hearty laugh 😆 😂 Fascinating lesson, brethren. Thank you again and again!

[@at3955]

Thanks for the explanation

[@bevlewis5811]

Thank you, I love this study with you

[@noemisoto671]

Thank you so much for helping me to understand more and more Isaiah, my goal is love him. Hola de México!

[@jeanleatham2080]

Loved your teachings, thank you ❤️🙏

[@victoriamcintosh737]

Thank you both

[@skrrublordious1965]

I had a thought about Isaiah 1:18 when watching this because in sacrament the water symbolizes the blood of Jesus Christ. So if you were to pour water onto the cloth it would not be crimson because Jesus paid for our sins.

[@paulmurff3133]

wow. MORE fully persuade them is in Isaiah ! so cool. my entire life i have skipped that first part of 1nephi19:23

[@ronsmith9251]

I’m glad I clicked on this.

[@bethanylaw6175]

Loved this episode! I've been waiting for this episode!

[@ceecee-differentinhappyway6228]

I've been so looking forward to this!

[@marthawangari8973]

You really make me understand the similarities between the book of Isaiah and 2Nephi

[@rhaessunshine7279]

Moles live in the ground ( Men bury gold in the ground) Bats go into caves (Men hide in caves). Only God can protect us completely.

[@TRIGGER40]

Thank you!!

[@charibaird7669]

Gentlemen, you look fresh and handsome. Thank you for taking time and effort to wear your suits. You look like the ministers you are.

[@jojoratliff9075]

“Isaiah 1:18 ….they shall be as wool.” I raise a few sheep, if you look at them now you would wrinkle your nose because they are dirty. Once I have them professionally sheared, I can scour their wool and it becomes white as snow! Jesus Christ paid the price to scour our sins away IF we put forth the necessary effort!

[@duanablakey1331]

Thank you so much for all you insights. I watch every week. but FYI neither moles or bats are blind. Moles do have bad eyesight but bats just see better at night.

[@sandraferreira6064]

❤

[@guymackey6226]

🙏❤

[@pennypincock8110]

Thank you so much for the neat insights! Will you please post of link to the NIV Cultural Background Study Bible? Want to make sure I get the right one.

[@taylorhalverson3052]

www.amazon.com/NIV-Cultural-Backgrounds-Study-Bible/dp/0310431581

[@mlfandom1851]

Almost spat out my drink at the two 'i's joke

[@ceecee-differentinhappyway6228]

If we are to liken all scriptures to us and to our day (BOM was written for us and Jesus specifically says to search Isaiah) - who is Syria and Assyria today...?

[@markberger2074]

The more I learn the dumber I am. Or the more stuff I learn the more I learn what I don’t know.

[@annehelsdingen1963]

Do you think the words of Isaiah that Nephi had were different than the words in the King James version of the bible. Maybe the scriptures he had were easier to understand than the translation we have today. Just wondering.

[@gator_bait_8583]

Y'all scared of Isaiah, Ezekiel: Hold my scrolls 📜 😂

[@lightstream3]

❣️❣️❣️

[@georgiamartinez4589]

😇🙏👍

[@lorelynpenalosa7981]

😀nice joke two i,,, great teachers, and brothers thank you...

[@TheJlleyba]

Great lesson as usual! My son would be very interested if you know the name of the philosopher that wrote about the river. Can you please reply to this comment if you know the name of the philosopher or let me know it was an unknown philosopher. Thanks!!!

[@dagandalton4658]

Ummm…OK then. Now I don’t know what to think. Except maybe that, with Nephi, “I know that He loveth His children; nevertheless, I do not know the meaning of all things.”

[@stellajohnson8769]

Sounds like you have watched Sesame Street. Tyler.

[@vibzonbelanres1710]

Can I request a pdf copy of every lesson?

[@belindabrownharper4496]

Help!!! Where is the location of that beautiful river scene shown near the beginning of this lesson???????

[@scripturecentralofficial]

It is a stock video that we have in our video library.

[@chrisgilderoy1747]

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[@lanajohnson2424]

It says in ch2:3 "the law" will go forth... please explain what "the law" means

[@alexanderv7702]

Please help me: provide comprehensive evidence that Jehovah of the Old Testament is Jesus in the New Testament. Furthermore, help me understand why Jehovah and elohim are not the same person: Yehovah is the name of elohim.

[@HaleStorm49]

You have two entire testaments demonstrating that much wiser men could not be convinced of the truth against their will. Evidence isn't what is lacking here.

[@MarleeCraig]

Thank you so much for this beautiful presentation. BOM Central is a blessing to us all. There were loads of amazing insights. It's a beautiful journey learning about Isaiah. Sometimes just hearing the presenters speak, and hearing them talk of the Lord and the Prophets is enough. ♥️.