This prophecy of Isaiah, and especially the ancient Nazarene interpretation of it, was fulfilled, not by Paul, who was only one man, but by the “young men” Alma the younger and the four sons of Moshiyah as recorded in the Stick of Joseph!
These Isaiah excerpts are uniquely interesting because they show clear signs of descending from the ancient scribal tradition of the Book of Isaiah. In some cases, the Brass Plates versions of Isaiah differ from the standard Masoretic text found in modern Bibles…when the Brass Plates version differs from the Masoretic (Biblical) text, the Brass Plates version often proves to match other ancient sources better than the current Biblical text does.
One of the great Messianic prophecies of the Tanakh is the Suffering Servant prophecy of Isaiah 53. An interesting point about this prophecy is a problem in the original Hebrew...
In this post, we’ll discuss the prophecy in Isaiah 29 concerning the house of Israel turning their hearts away from Elohim. We’ll look at the prophecy from several perspectives, then consider the expectation of a sealed book and the restoration of Israel to the knowledge of Elohim.
Nefi is the originator and first author of The Stick of Joseph in the Hand of Ephraim. This remarkable prophet fled Jerusalem in 601 BCE, just prior to the Babylonian...
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