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Isaiah in the Book of Mormon, Including Deutero-Isaiah

I have been unable to find a quick reference for all of the passages from the Bible's book of Isaiah in the Book of Mormon.  So I put one together, below. I've also identified whether the Isaiah passages cited in the Book of Mormon come from the person known by scholars as "Deutero" (or Second) Isaiah.  Deutero-Isaiah comprises chapters 40-55 of Isaiah, and were likely written during the time of the Babylonian Captivity (587 BC to 538 BC).

You've perhaps noticed that the Babylonian Captivity happened after Lehi and his family left the land of Jerusalem.  Does that cause problems for the authenticity of the Book of Mormon?  I don't think so, and I'll explain that in a later post.


Book of Mormon Bible Book of Mormon Date Deutero-Isaiah?
1 Nephi 20 Isaiah 48 588-570 BC Yes
1 Nephi 21 Isaiah 49 588-570 BC Yes
1 Nephi 22:6 Isaiah 49:22 588-570 BC Yes
1 Nephi 22:8 Isaiah 49:22-23 588-570 BC Yes
1 Nephi 22:8 Isaiah 29:14 588-570 BC No
1 Nephi 22:10-11 Isaiah 52:10 588-570 BC Yes
2 Nephi 6:6-7 Isaiah 49:22-23 559-545 BC Yes
2 Nephi 6:15 Isaiah 29:6 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 6:16-8:25 Isaiah 49:24-52:2 559-545 BC Yes
2 Nephi 9:50-51 Isaiah 55:1-2 559-545 BC Yes
2 Nephi 12 thru 24 Isaiah 2 thru 14 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 25:17 Isaiah 11:11 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 25:17 Isaiah 29:14 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 26:25 Isaiah 55:1 559-545 BC Yes
2 Nephi 27:2-5 Isaiah 29:6-10 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 27:6-9 Isaiah 29:4, 11 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 27:15-19 Isaiah 29:11-12 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 27:25-35 Isaiah 29:13-24 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 28:9 Isaiah 29:15 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 28:14 Isaiah 29:13-24 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 28:16 Isaiah 29:21 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 28:30 Isaiah 28:10,13 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 28:32 Isaiah 29:12-13 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 29:12 Isaiah 29:14 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 29:12 Isaiah 11:11 559-545 BC No
2 Nephi 30:9, 12-15 Isaiah 11:4-9 559-545 BC No
Mosiah 12:21-24 Isaiah 52:7-10 148 BC Yes
Mosiah 14:1-12 Isaiah 53 148 BC Yes
Mosiah 15:10 Isaiah 53:10 148 BC Yes
Mosiah 15:14-18 Isaiah 52:7 148 BC Yes
Mosiah 15:29-31 Isaiah 52:8-10 148 BC Yes
3 Nephi 16:18-20 Isaiah 52:8-10 34 AD Yes
3 Nephi 20:32-35 Isaiah 52:8-10 34 AD Yes
3 Nephi 20:36-46 Isaiah 52:1-3, 6-7, 11-15 34 AD Yes
3 Nephi 21:8 Isaiah 52:15 34 AD Yes
3 Nephi 21:29 Isaiah 52:12 34 AD Yes
3 Nephi 22:1-17 Isaiah 54 34 AD Yes
Moroni 10:31 Isaiah 52:1-2, 54:2 421  AD Yes






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