Chapter 12
vs 1- Who saw these things concerning Jerusalem?
vs 2- What shall be established in the last days in the top of the mountains?
Who shall flow unto it?
vs 3- What shall many people go and say? What will the Lord do there? What will we do there?
What shall go forth out of Zion? What shall go forth from Jerusalem?
vs 4- What shall the Lord do to many nations and people?
What shall the people turn their swords and spears into?
What shall they not learn any more?
vs 5- What he invite the house of Jacob to come walk in?
What have they all done?
vs 6- Why has the Lord forsaken His people (the house of Jacob)? (find 3 things)
vs 7- What is their land full of (or not end to)? (find 2 categories)
vs 8- What else is their land full of? What do they worship?
vs 9- Why will the mean man and great man not be forgiven?
vs 10- What does Isaiah tell the wicked ones to do? What will the fear and glory of the Lord do?
vs 11- What shall be be bowed down? Who shall be exalted?
vs 12- What soon cometh? Who shall be brought low?
vs 13-16 What else does the day of the Lord come upon?
vs 17- What shall be bowed down? What shall be made low? Who shall be exalted?
vs 18- What shall he utterly abolish?
vs 19- Where shall they go? What shall come upon them?
What shall the majesty of his glory do?
vs 20- What shall man do to his idols?
vs 21- Where shall the idols go? Why?
vs 22- What should we cease from?
Chapter 11
vs 1- What did Nephi cause to be written of Jacob’s words?
How does he feel about what was written?
vs 2- Whose words does Nephi write more of? Why?
Who have they both seen?
vs 3- Who else has also seen him? How many witnesses does that make?
vs 4- What does Nephi delight in proving? What is typifying of Christ?
vs 5- What other things does Nephi delight in?
What qualities of God are shown in his plan of deliverance from death?
vs 6- What would happen to all men if Christ didn’t come?
vs 7- What would there be none of if there were no Christ?
vs 8- How may those who see Isaiah’s words feel?
What does Nephi tell us to do with Isaiah’s words?
Chapter 10
vs 1- What is Jacob again going to speak concerning?
vs 2- Why will many of our children perish in the flesh?
How will God be merciful to many of them (what will happen to them)?
What will will they come to?
vs 3- Who will come among the Jews? Who told Jacob his name?
What will the Jews do? Who else would crucify their God?
vs 4- What would other nations do if they had the mighty miracles?
vs 5- What will the people at Jerusalem do to him? Why?
vs 6- What consequences will they get for their iniquities?
vs 7- When shall they be restored? Where will they be restored to?
vs 8- Where shall they be gathered in from?
Who shall carry them to the lands of their inheritance?
vs 9- What shall the Gentile kings and queens be to them?
What is great unto the Gentiles as a result?
vs 10- What shall be a land of inheritance? Who will be blessed upon it?
vs 11- What shall this land be unto the Gentiles? What shall their be none of?
vs 12- What will God do to this land?
vs 13- What will happen to those who fight against Zion?
vs 14- Who will be their king? Who will he be a light unto?
vs 15- What does he destroy? Why (For what cause)?
vs 16- Who shall perish? Who are they? Who are they against?
vs 17- What will God fulfill?
vs 18- What will God afflict thy seed with? What will he do to the hearts of the Gentiles?
vs 19- Who does God consecrate this land unto for their inheritance?
What does God want all men that dwell on this land to do?
vs 20- Why should they not be sad- “hang down their heads”- about leaving Jerusalem?
vs 21- Who are the promises great unto? Who inhabits them?
vs 22- Who led them away from the house of Israel? What does the Lord do to them and us?
vs 23- What does he tell us to do with our hearts? What are we free to do?
vs 24- What should we reconcile ourselves to? What is the only way to be saved?
vs 25- What power does God use to raise us from (physical) death?
From everlasting (spiritual) death? Where may you be received into?
Chapter 9
vs 1- Why did Jacob read these things to his brethern?
vs 2- What will the Jews be restored to and gathered home to?
vs 3- How does he want them to feel as a result of his speech? Why should they feel this way?
vs 4- What will happen to our flesh? What will be in when we shall see God?
vs 5- Why does the great Creator come among those in Jerusalem and suffereth himself to die?
vs 6- Who does death pass upon? Why?
vs 7- What saves us from this corruption? What would remain if not? What would happen to our flesh?
vs 8- Who would our spirits become subject to?
vs 9- What would our spirits be like? What is he the father of? How does he feel? What did he do to our first parents? What does he transform himself to? What does he stir up men to do?
vs 10- What does God prepare a way to escape from? (2 things)
vs 11- What is temporal death?
vs 12- What is spiritual death?
What does hell deliver up? What does the grave deliver up?
By what power is our body and spirit restored together?
vs 13- What does paradise deliver up? Who will become immortal?
What kind of knowledge will we have?
vs 14-What shall we have a perfect knowledge of?
What will the righteous be clothed with?
vs 15- What happens to all men after their resurrection?
vs 16- Where shall the filthy go and how will they feel?
vs 17- In what ways is God’s justice shown?
vs 18- What shall the righteous saints inherit and how will they feel?
vs 19- In what ways is God’s mercy shown?
vs 20- What quality demonstrates God’s holiness?
vs 21- Why did Christ come into the world? Who did he suffer for?
vs 22- Why did he suffer this?
vs 23- What does he command all men to do in order to be saved?
vs 24- What will happen to them if they don’t repent, be baptized, and endure?
vs 25- What has he given? What has claim on someone without the law?
vs 26- What satisfies the demands of justice upon those who have not the law?
What will happen to them?
vs 27- What will be the state of those who have the law and transgress it and waste his days?
vs 28- What makes a learned person foolish?
vs 29- What makes learning good?
vs 30- Who do the rich despise? Who do they persecute?
What are their hearts set upon? What is their god? What will happen to their treasure?
vs 31-32- What does he call those who WILL NOT hear and see? What will happen to them?
vs 33- What kind of hearts are condemned? What will smite them at the last day?
vs 34- What will happen to the liars?
vs 35- What will happen to the murderers?
vs 36- Who will be thrust down to hell?
vs 37- Who does the devil delighteth in?
vs 38- If we die in our sins, what will happen to our sins when we are resurrected?
vs 39- What two things does he tell his brethern to remember the awefulness of?
What is the result of being carnally minded? Of being spritually minded?
vs 40- What does he tell them to give him? What does he tell them to remember?
How does complaining treat the truth? Who is the truth hard against?
How do the righteous feel about the truth?
vs 41- What is God’s path and way like? Who is the keeper of the gate?
vs 42- Who will he open to? Who does he despiseth? What should they cast away and consider themselves in order for him to open unto them?
vs 43- What things shall be hid from them forever?
vs 44- What does Jacob take off and shake? Why (What does he stand with now)?
vs 45- What does he tell us to turn away from and to shake off? Who should we come unto?
vs 46- What should we prepare our souls for? If we are prepared, what will we NOT have?
If we are guilty of transgressing the law, who can we blame?
Who will obtain us? What will be a prey to?
vs 47- What is it expedient that Jacob should do? Why?
vs 48- Why does he teach them the consequences of sin?
vs 49- What does his soul abhorreth? What does his heart delighteth in? Who does he praise?
vs 50- Who does he invite to drink and eat? How much does it cost?
vs 51- What should we not spend money on? What should we not labor for?
What should we feast upon? What should we delight in?
vs 52- When should we pray unto God? What should we give him by night?
How should we let our hearts feel?
vs 53- What two things are described as great? What has he promised unto us?
vs 54- When will he declare the remainder of his words?
Chapter 8
vs 1- Who does the Lord tell the righteous to hearken and look unto?
vs 2- Who else does he tell them to look unto?
vs 3- What will the Lord do for Zion’s waste places, wilderness, and desert?
What emotions and sounds will be found tin Zion?
vs 4- What does the Lord tell his people to give him? What will he give them?
What does He make his judgement be for the people?
vs 5- What 2 things is the Lord’s arm used for?
vs 6- What will happen to the heavens, the earth, and the people therein?
What will last forever and what shall not be abolished?
vs 7- Where has the Lord written his law? What should the righteous people not fear?
vs 8- Why should the righteous not fear-What will happen to men who reproach and revile them?
vs 9- What does he ask the Lord to do and put on?
vs 10- What did the Lord do to the sea and waters?
vs 11- What will the redeemed of the Lord do? Come with? Have upon their heads? Obtain? Not have (flee away)?
vs 12- Who comforts us? Who should we not be afraid of and why?
vs 13- Who has Israel (us) forgotten? Who have we continually feared?
vs 14- What does the captive exile (Israel/us) want and not want?
vs 15- What roared? What is the Lord’s name?
vs 16- What did the Lord put in our mouth? What did He do with his hand? Why?
vs 17- What has Jerusalem drunken?
vs 18- What do none of Israel’s sons (posterity) do for her?
vs 19- What two sons (consequences) do come to Israel?
vs 20- What are these two sons full of?
vs 21- What is Israel not drunken with?
vs 22- Who pleads for Israel? What does Heavenly Father take away as a result?
vs 23- Whose hand does the Lord put the cup of his fury into?
vs 24- What does the Lord want Zion/Jerusalem to wake up and do?
Who won’t come into Jerusalem anymore?
vs 25- What does he tell Jerusalem to shake off and loose from?
Chapter 7
vs 1- Who has sold you and what caused your mother to put you away?
vs 2- When the Lord came and called, what happened?
vs2-3- What does God have power to do?
vs 4- What hath the Lord given Isaiah? Why did he give that to him?
What does the Lord do for us when we are weary?
vs 5- What did the Lord open? How did he respond to God?
vs 6- What happened to him and how did he react to that treatment?
vs 7- Who will help him when he’s persecuted and how will he feel?
vs 8- Who is near him? What will he smite his adversary with?
vs 9- Who will help him? What will happen to those who condemn him?
vs 10- What will we walk in if we fear the Lord and obey his servant?
vs 11- What will we lie down in if we walk in the light of our own fire?
Chapter 5
vs 1- Which prophet’s words does he quote?
vs 2- What did he invite the house of Israel to do?
vs 3- What does he liken the house of Israel to?
vs 4- What began to happen to the tree?
vs 4-5-What did he plan to do to save it?
vs 6- How did the tree respond to his care?
What part began to perish?
vs 7- How does he feel about losing this tree?
What does he plan to go get?
What does he plan to do with the withering main branches?
vs 8- What is he going to do with the young tender branches?
What does he want to preserve?
What is he ok with perishing?
vs 9- What is he going to graft in?
Why is he going to burn the the branches he plucked off?
vs 10- Who did the Lord of the vineyard/s request?
vs 11- What did the Lord cause to be done to the tree?
Why did he do this?
vs 12- What did he tell him to do to the tree?
vs 13- What two reasons does he transplant the natural branches?
vs 14- Where did he hide the natural branches?
How did he decide where to place them? (according to what)
vs 15- When did they go labor again in the vineyard?
vs 16- What did they “behold” (look at)?
vs 17- What kind of fruit was the tree bearing?
vs 18- How did this happen?
vs 19- What do they want to behold (look at) next?
vs 20- What did the first natural branch bring forth?
What are they going to do with the fruit?
Why did it bring forth much fruit?
vs 21- What kind of land was it planted in?
vs 22- What did the Lord tell the servant not to do?
vs 23- What did they behold next?
What kind of ground was this branch planted in?
What did it bring forth?
vs 24- What kind of fruit did the next branch bring forth?
vs 25- What kind of ground was the last branch planted in?
What kind of fruit did it bring forth?
How had he nourished this tree in comparison with the others?
vs 26- What is he want to do with the branches that didn’t bring forth good fruit?
vs 27- What does the servant want to do first?
vs 28- What did the Lord and the servant both do?
vs 29- What is drawing near or coming soon?
vs 30- What kind of fruit was the tree bringing forth now?
vs 31- What did the Lord do with the fruit?
vs 32- How much fruit was there?
What was the fruit like?
How does he feel about losing this tree?
vs 33- What question does the Lord ask the servant?
vs 34- What part of the tree did the wild branches strengthen?
vs 35- Why does the tree and roots not profit the Lord?
vs 36- What part does he know is good?
Why has he preserved them?
vs 37- Why has it brought forth evil fruit?
What is ig beginning to do?
vs 38- What else are they going to look at?
vs 39- What had the fruit of the natural branches become like?
vs 40- What had happened to the branch?
vs 41- What did the Lord of the vineyard do?
What question did he ask his servant?
vs 42- What are all of his trees good for now?
vs 43- What kind of ground had this last branch been planted in?
vs 44- What had he done to prepare the ground here?
vs 45- What caused the good branch to wither away?
vs 46- What were his hopes for his vineyard?
What are the natural branches worth to him now?
How does he feel about losing them?
vs 47- What had he done to care for his vineyard?
vs 48- What caused the trees to become corrupt?
vs 49- What does the Lord plan to do?
vs 50- What does his servant advise him to do?
vs 51- What does the Lord decide to do?
vs 52- What are they going to graft in and what are they going to pluck out?
vs 53- What does he hope to preserve?
vs 54- What is still alive?
What does he hope they will do when they are sufficiently strong?
vs 55- Where did they take branches from?
What did they graft them into?
vs 56- Where else did they take from and graft into?
vs 57- Which branches did the Lord say to pluck?
vs 58- What are they going to do again to the trees?
What are they going to do with the branches?
vs 59-60-What reasons might cause the roots to take strength?
vs 60- What will bring joy to him?
vs 61-Who are they going to call?
What are they going to do?
How are they going to do it?
vs 62- What is he going to do for the last time?
Why is it the last time?
vs 63- Where are they going to begin grafting?
Which ones is he going to dig and nourish again?
vs 64- What 3 things does he say to do to them once more?
Which ones shall they prepare the way for?
vs 65- How shall they clear away the bad branches (according to what)?
Why should they not clear away the bad all at once?
vs 66- As they nourish the trees, what are they going to keep equal in strength?
When shall they cast the bad branches into the fire?
vs 67- Where will he graft the branches of the natural tree?
vs 68- What shall they bring forth?
What shall they be?
vs 69- Where shall the bad be cast away to?
How often will he prune the vineyard?
vs 70- How many other servants did the servant bring?
vs 71- How does the Lord tell the servants to labor?
What does he tell them will be their reward (what will they have)?
vs 72- Who labored with them?
How obedient were they?
vs 73- What began to produce?
How did the natural branches respond?
What did they do to the wild branches?
What did they keep equal?
vs 74- How did they labor?
What did the trees become like?
vs 74-75-What was the fruit like?
vs 75- What quality does he tell the servants that they are/have because of their diligent labor?
vs 76- What is the Lord going to do with the fruit?
vs 77- What will he gather?
What will he do with it?
What will he do to his vineyard at the end of the season?
