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Brad Wilcox Final Exam | 100% Correct
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Four keys given by Nephi for understanding Isaiah (2 Ne 25) -
Know the Eastern writing style
Geography
Understand the context of the last days (live in it)
Spirit of prophecy - Testimony of Jesus
Significance of ...
Brad Wilcox Final Exam | 100% Correct
Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
Four keys given by Nephi for understanding Isaiah (2 Ne 25) - ✔✔
Know the Eastern writing style
Geography
Understand the context of the last days (live in it)
Spirit of prophecy - Testimony of Jesus
Significance of place name Nob (2 Ne 20:32) - ✔✔It's a hill right outside of Jerusalem
Even if the enemy is at your door, trust in the Lord
Ancient world power known for military might - ✔✔Assyria
Ancient world power known as center of culture and fashion - ✔✔Babylon
Meanings of "Behold a virgin shall conceive" (2 Ne 17:14) - ✔✔Birth of Christ, but also the birth of
Isaiah's son
Meanings of "For unto us a child is born" (2 Nephi 19:6) - ✔✔Talking about Christ or Hezekiah, who both
inherited kingdoms
Definition of spirit of prophecy (Revelation 19:10) - ✔✔Testimony of Jesus
Uniqueness of Isaiah's writings - ✔✔His writings are timeless and can be applied to many times.
Meaning of "the show of their countenance doth witness against them" (2 Ne 13:9) - ✔✔Our
countenances often show our sins. So we will witness against ourselves.
, Interpretation of daughters of Zion (2 Nephi 13) - ✔✔All those who have covenant relationships with
Christ.
Significance of the Lord promising to be a cloud and a fire (2 Nephi 14:5) - ✔✔Cloud is protection and
shielding from the sun.
Fire by night is light warmth and protection.
Interpretation of seraphim touching Isaiah's mouth with a live coal (2 Nephi 16) - ✔✔The coal is from the
temple altar and represents the cleansing power of Christ through his sacrifice.
Like the Sacrament.
Symbolism of angel wings (2 Nephi 16) - ✔✔Signifies that they are not of this world.
Reason for reprimanding and warning king of Judah (2 Nephi 17) - ✔✔The Assyrians were coming to sack
Jerusalem. Need to trust in Christ
How Christ can be a stone of stumbling (2 Nephi 18:14) - ✔✔Christ can either be our foundation or a
stumbling block
Stem of Jesse (2 Ne 21:1) - ✔✔Jesus Christ
Root of Jesse (2 Ne 21:10) - ✔✔Joseph Smith
Highway on which gathered Israel will come (2 Ne 21:16) - ✔✔Not a literal highway, but an information
highway
How Jerusalem was protected from the Assyrians - ✔✔Hezekiah built a tunnel to reroute the water and
the Assyrians didn't have clean water and died.
Kingdom that took over Babylon and allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem - ✔✔Persians
People called the Chaldees - ✔✔Babylonians
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