Cameron Mayer

When the Lord says, “The ox knows its owner, the ass its master’s stall, but Israel does not know; my people are insensible: (Isaiah 1:3), what does he mean? And when he also says, “My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways, says Jehovah. But as the heavens are higher than

With the obscene spectacle of the opening of the Olympic Games—its mocking Jesus’ Last Supper and its rearing up the Golden Calf that Israel worshiped in the wilderness—a new low has ingratiated itself into western civilization. Now is laid in plain view where the narcissistic woke trend that has infected formerly Christian nations is leading

As humanity grows ever more corrupt and God’s Day of Judgment upon the world looms near, many who believe the prophecies of Isaiah and the Book of Mormon wonder at what point God’s servant will come on the scene. According to the Lord’s “pattern in all things, that ye may not be deceived” (Doctrine &

Because literary structures and patterns form an integral component of the prophecies of Isaiah, it is essential to learn them if we would understand these prophecies’ meaning. Those who balk at the idea of their having to “analyze” them, who are scared off by the word “literary” and want Isaiah’s words reduced to their lowest

As a pivot point on Isaiah’s spiritual ladder, the Jacob/Israel level consists of people in the world who believe in the true God—the God of Israel—but who are ambivalent about repenting of transgressions. That includes persons who go through the motions of religious worship but who don’t know what it is they need to repent

Nephi’s prophecies of the end-time restoration of the Jews identify two phases: (1) after they have been “scattered among all nations . . . for the space of many generations,” they are at some point “persuaded to believe in Christ, the Son of God, and the atonement, which is infinite for all mankind; and (2)