How Does Nephi use Isaiah to Teach Us to Avoid Pride?
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DennisMarch 8, 2016
I. Believe it is the opposite, the covenant people of God are not the Gentiles. The message of Isaiah and Nephi however, are for us all.
TomMarch 7, 2016
The question to be answered from this study of Isaiah is who are the Gentiles? Unfortunately we as the covenant people of God are the Gentiles. It is primarily LDS that read the Book of Mormon so all the warnings and blessings of that book are primarily to us its readers. That should be very concerning to each of us who have polluted the holy church of God as from Mormon 8. May we awaken from our awful plight.
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