Isaiah 13-35 Part 1 • Dr. Kerry Muhlestein • Come Follow Me

[@renatemckendry104]

Awesome!! Thank you all so much!❤🇨🇦

[@jennysaxton2826]

Dr. Muhlestein has been my favorite guest speakers. I've read his book Learning to Love Isaiah and it was amazing! Thank you for sharing!

[@rosehudson7877]

Can’t thank you 3 enough for sharing your scholarly minds and inspiring illuminations with us! I’m so grateful for your eye opening insights which bring deeper understanding and appreciation for Isaiah and his great and wonderful words. I’m loving these podcasts!

[@terivaughn2575]

Sooo glad you have Dr Kerry back. I’m listening to his book currently!

[@natalievalenzuela2203]

Love learning from Dr Kerry ! His books are such a gift! Working through Learning to Love Isaiah right now!

[@caironiancanuck482]

Hank & John: my wife (Canadian) and I (Egyptian) are parents of 10 children so as a "3rd party" we'll joyfully and gratefully vouch for both of you. For "strength and a refuge from the storm", we, on numerous FHEs and drives, have thrown in your tapes, CDs and DVDs and still do (our youngest is 9, so please keep'm coming). Greatly instructive and valuable discussion. God bless.

[@judiebalzer9005]

Love love love Dr.Kerry! Def one of my favorites!

[@elainefort9487]

I tried to understand this part of Isaiah from other podcasts but I felt like I was even more lost in Isaiah! But yours was easy to understand, enjoyable and spiritual because I understood it and I could apply it to my life. Thank you all, thank you Dr Kerry!!

[@randywilson6366]

I love the vomit analogies. :) Also, when Isaiah 14 talks about the king of Babylon (and Satan) rotting in the grave, it says "the worm is spread under thee, and the worms cover thee." Victor Ludlow introduced me to an incredible alternate translation of this passage: "Thou art laid on a bed of maggots, and covered with a blanket of worms." Gross!! But awesome.

[@nanabeccareading]

Thank you for your excellent podcast. The more I understand Isaiah the more love it.

[@traviselder]

Thanks for another great episode of the podcast! I particularly enjoyed the discussion on Isaiah 22, which inspired me to ponder further the reason Jerusalem fell to Babylon despite earlier fortifications (cf Captain Moroni and his fortifications), Shebna getting distracted with vain things of the world (cf Elder Cook's talk Rejoice! and "Saturday Morning Cartoons"), and Eliakim as a type of Christ particularly the part about him being a nail in the sure place. All this helped enrich the youth Sunday school class I teach and a devotional I had with my family on these topics. Keep up the great work!

[@anna-christinahouston1758]

I wanted to share my thoughts about Isaiah 22:25. I'm curious what others think of this. The thought that came to mind was essentially this could be talking about our covenants we make with God, particularly in temples. I think when we make those covenants, Jesus fastens that nail in symbolically. Vs 25 made me think it talking about people who break their covenants or don't want to make them. Because a person chose that, Jesus can unfastened the nail. But He doesn't do it against our agency. It's up to us. And it makes me think of D&C 82:10. If we keep our covenants, that nail stays fastened and the covenant remains enact. But if we don't keep our covenants, we lose God's promise and that nail is removed. It's never God choosing it, it's always our decision. We can keep building on it, we can break it and leave it broken, or we can repent if we break it and renew the covenant. What do you all think?

[@rosesinfaith]

My nine year old son ask me to play your podcasts all the time. He loves hearing y'all.

[@judithrasmussem2922]

At the Western Wall on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem today, the Jews pound tiny nails into the cracks of the wall and secure messages to the wall. When we were there and asked about the nails we were told they were known as the “ nail in the sure place”. We were impressed by the phrase in reference to part of our temple ceremony, and your historical reference gives added meaning to the idea.

[@shiautungsu9927]

Hello! listening it from Singapore'' Thankful for this program :D

[@shiautungsu9927]

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[@dorothypitts4768]

Oh, my goodness! Excellent! Thanks so much! Loving the earlier release. I am more able to study your content and include it in my handouts!

[@makenziemoore1758]

I have a brain tumor that they found 15 and a half plus years ago and have gained such a strong relationship with my Heavenly Father and my Savior! I have seen so many miracles! Maybe all your kids would like to hear a little about how God is there in their trials?

[@josepina675]

God bless you always

[@Arkangeler]

TPJS pg8-9 Brother Joseph Smith, Jr. said: We have assembled together to do the business of the Lord and it is through the great mercy of our God1 that we are spared2 to assemble together, many of us have gone at the command of the Lord in defiance of everything evil, and obtained blessings unspeakable,3 in consequence of which our names are sealed4 in the Lamb’s book of life,5 for the Lord has spoken it.6 It is the privilege of every Elder7 to speak of the things of God;8 and could we all come together9 with one heart and one mind10 in perfect faith11 the veil might as well be rent12 today as next week, or any other time, and if we will but cleanse ourselves13 and covenant before God,14 to serve Him,15 it is our privilege to have an assurance16 that God will protect us17 at all times.a-FWR, pp. 13-14. (Oct. 25, 1831.) 1. Alma 24:14 2. Alma 2:30 3. 3 Ne. 26:18 4. D&C 68:12 D&C 131:5 5. Rev. 13:8 Rev. 21:27 D&C 132:19 6. 1 Kgs. 14:11 👉 Isa. 22:25 👈 Morm. 8:26 D&C 64:43 7. D&C 88:122 8. 1 Cor. 2:10-11 1 Ne. 5:4 Alma 10:8 3 Ne. 28:15 D&C 76:12 Moses 8:16 9. Acts 1:6 1 Cor. 7:5 10. Moses 7:18 For some context on that last vs 25 in chapter 22.

[@barbarapanetta3586]

Lots History hear about.

[@nancypenarrieta4741]

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[@warefamily08]

Loved this! But you misspelled marvelous. Bugged me the whole time 😂

[@FollowHimPodcast]

It can be distracting as it is a different way of spelling it. The Come Follow Me manual and Isaiah 29:14 spell it that way. "Therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work and a wonder: for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid."

[@mmkvoe6342]

@@FollowHimPodcast Yeah, it's the King James English way of spelling it (British, old-fashioned, all that)

[@warefamily08]

I realized that later on after I wrote this comment. It is spelled with 2 Ls in the manual😂

[@rosehudson7877]

Didn’t even notice this until you pointed it out. I’ve always spelled it with 2 L’s…but then again I’m from Canada where we talk and spell things a bit differently.😉 I’m happy to know “Marvellous” is correct either way.

[@b1of4bs]

That's okay. We need the spelling police every now and then! 😄 Anyway, I learned something.