King Hezekiah as a Type of God’s End-Time Servant

Because Isaiah’s Seven-Part Structure places the historical events surrounding King Hezekiah’s life in a parallel, end-time setting, those events will repeat themselves at the end of the world—with God’s servant fulfilling the role of Hezekiah. Thus, as Hezekiah suffered a mortal threat to his life, so does the servant when his enemies disfigure him: “In

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Question about Isaiah 52:7 Referring to Jesus, not his Servant?

Question: In Mosiah 12–15, Abinadi is confronted and challenged by the priests of King Noah to interpret Isaiah 52:7–10. In Mosiah 15:10–15, Abinadi explains that the feet of the messengers on the mountains declaring good tidings refers to God’s servants the prophets. In Mosiah 15:18-20, however, he quotes the exact phraseology of the Isaiah verses

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The End-Time Reversal of Circumstances between the Gentiles and House of Israel

Jesus’ twin chiastic discourses to the Nephites after his resurrection from the dead show a great reversal of circumstances between the Gentiles and the house of Israel that precedes his second coming. While the Gentiles are identified as those who migrated to the Americas—specifically Latter-day Saints or “my people who are of the covenant” (3

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Question about Jesus’ Quoting Isaiah 61 in Reference to Himself

Question: When Jesus quotes Isaiah 61 in Luke 4:17-21, he says “This day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears.” Your interpretation of the verse is that it indissolubly refers to the Lord’s end-time servant. So why would Jesus use the conclusive term “fulfilled”? It sounds to me he was teaching us that that prophecy

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Not with the bot! The relevance of trust to explain the acceptance of chatbots by insurance customers Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Insurtech: Types, top trends, companies, & AIs impact They also say that the more someone uses the chatbot, the better it will be at determining their mental health needs. This could provide an immediate line of defense against mental health ailments until the patient can find a human professional or reach a healthy state of

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Question about Seeing the Father before the Son or the Son before the Father

Question: I’m having a difficult time reconciling that we are to prepare for the second coming of Jesus Christ while, on the other hand, temple ordinances teach us to prepare to see the Father, not the Son. My question is, from a scriptural standpoint who comes first? Does preparing for Jesus’ second coming involve seeing

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