Understanding the Scriptures |Cleave (v. 1)||Join together|
|Captives (v. 2)||Prisoners| |Oppressors (vv. 2, 4)||Those who
rule over and hurt others| |Sceptre (v. 5)||Staff representing
authority to rule| |Hindereth (v. 6)||Stops| |Pomp (v.
11)||Pride| |Viols (v. 11)||Musical instruments| |Renowned (v.
20)||Spoken of| |Bittern (v. 23)||A porcupine (animal with sharp
quills on its back)| |Disannul (v. 27)||Stop| |Rod (v.
29)||Weapon of war| |Dissolved (v. 31)||Destroyed| Studying the
Scriptures Do activity A as you study Isaiah 13–14. Why Would
You Follow Him? Isaiah 14:12–14 tells us about how Lucifer
became Satan. What do you find most interesting about what
Isaiah said? According to Isaiah 14:4–11, 15–20, what will
eventually happen to Lucifer? What additional information do you
learn from Doctrine and Covenants 76:30, 33, 36–38, 44–46? One
of the reasons we try to learn about Jesus Christ is so we can
follow His example and be more like Him. The scriptures briefly
mention how Satan became the devil so we c