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“Here Am I; Send Me”: Isaiah’s Vision and the Sacrament

When we enter a chapel on Sunday morning, with the reverent music, respectful clothing, and cheerful but hushed greetings, we sense that it is a holy place. The book of Isaiah is one of the Bible's most beautiful and challenging books.

“Here Am I; Send Me”: Isaiah’s Vision and the Sacrament

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When we enter a chapel on Sunday morning, with the reverent music, respectful clothing, and cheerful but hushed greetings, we sense that it is a holy place.

The book of Isaiah is one of the Bible's most beautiful and challenging books.

Fortunately, Latter-day Saints have a distinctive gift in approaching Isaiah.

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When we enter a chapel on Sunday morning, with the reverent music, respectful clothing, and cheerful but hushed greetings, we sense that it is a holy place. The book of Isaiah is one of the Bible's most beautiful and challenging books. Fortunately, Latter-day Saints have a distinctive gift in approaching Isaiah.

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President Ezra Taft Benson taught that the Book …

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