2 Nephi 11-20

Question 1

2 Nephi 11

Answer 1

Jacob saw his Redeemer - the law of Moses typifies Christ and proves he shall come.

Question 2

2 Nephi 12

Answer 2

Isaiah sees the latter-day temple, gathering of Israel, and milennial judgment and peace - the proud and wicked shall be brought low at the Second Coming - compare Isaiah 2.

Question 3

2 Nephi 13

Answer 3

Judah and Jerusalem shall be punished for their disobedience - the Lord pleads for and judges his people - the daughters of Zion are cursed and tormented for their worldliness - compare Isaiah 3.

Question 4

2 Nephi 14

Answer 4

Zion and her daughters shall be redeemed and cleansed in the milennial day - compare Isaiah 4.

Question 5

2 Nephi 15

Answer 5

The Lord’s vineyard (Israel) shall become desolate and his people shall be scattered - woes shall come upon them in their apostate and scattered state - the Lord shall lift an ensign and gather Israel - compare Isaiah 5.

Question 6

2 Nephi 16

Answer 6

Isaiah sees the Lord - Isaiah’s sins are forgiven - he is called to prophesy - he prohesies of the rejection by the Jews of Christ’s teachings - a remnant shall return - compare Isaiah 6.

Question 7

2 Nephi 17

Answer 7

Ephraim and Syria wage war against Judah - Christ shall be born of a virgin - compare Isaiah 7.

Question 8

2 Nephi 18

Answer 8

Christ shall be as a stone of stumbling and a rock of offense - seek the Lord, not peeping wizards - turn to the law and to the testimony for guidance - compare Isaiah 8.

Question 9

2 Nephi 19

Answer 9

Isaiah speaks Messianically - the people in darkness will see a great Light - unto us a child is born - he will be the Prince of Peace and will reign on David’s throne - compare Isaiah 9.

Question 10

2 Nephi 20

Answer 10

The destruction of Assyria is a type of the destruction of the wicked at the Second Coming - few people will be left after the Lord comes again - the remnant of Jacob shall return in that day - compare Isaiah 10.