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Isaiah 1–12: God Is My Salvation

Come Follow Me · Week 38 · September 14–September 20, 2026 · Isaiah 9:6, 1:18, 2:2-3, 6:8, 11:6, 9:2

Discover powerful prophecies of the Savior's birth, the promise of sins made white as snow, and Isaiah's courageous 'Here am I; send me'

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Family discussion questions

Use these around the dinner table, in Sunday School, or for companionship study — each comes from this week's chapters.

  1. Which of Christ's titles in Isaiah 9:6 means the most to you personally right now? Why?
  2. How does knowing Jesus is the 'Prince of Peace' help during a time when the world feels anything but peaceful?
  3. Why is it sometimes harder to go to God when we've messed up, even though that's when we need Him most?
  4. How does the tone of 'let us reason together' change how you imagine God talking to you about your mistakes?
  5. Which title of Christ do you need to lean on most right now in your life?
  6. How have you experienced Jesus as your 'Counsellor' when making a difficult decision?
  7. If Jesus's titles are His 'job descriptions,' which one do you need Him to fulfill most in your life today?
  8. How can you turn to Christ as your 'Counsellor' this week when facing a real decision?

Sample questions from this week's game

True or False: Isaiah 9:6 prophesies that the Messiah would be called 'Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.'

Isaiah 9:6

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True — True! Isaiah 9:6 contains one of the most powerful Messianic prophecies in all of scripture. Written over 700 years before Christ's birth, it predicted that a child would be born whose names would declare His divine nature: Wonderful (miraculous), Counsellor (guide), Mighty God (divine power), Everlasting Father (eternal care), and Prince of Peace (giver of lasting peace).

You've made a serious mistake and feel like you're stained with guilt — like you're covered in red dye that will never come out. God invites you to 'reason together' with Him. What do you do?

Isaiah 1:18

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Accept His invitation — He promises to make your scarlet sins white as snow — Notice the tone of Isaiah 1:18 — it's an invitation, not a condemnation. 'Come now, and let us REASON together.' God approaches us as a loving parent, not an angry judge. And His promise? The impossible: permanent stains made white. Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, no sin is beyond His cleansing power. The only requirement? Come to Him.

Read the lesson

This week covers Isaiah 9:6, 1:18, 2:2-3, 6:8, 11:6, 9:2. Read the chapters at churchofjesuschrist.org.

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