2Ne Ch12

I feel as though Isaiah uses a lot of examples when he is telling things but I'm going to try to make this as simple as possible for myself and for anyone reading.

Isaiah is the son of Amoz and tells of what he has seen in visions about Judah and Jerusalem (v1). The house of The Lord, being a temple will be placed high in an exalted ace to beckon people to learn (v2-3). In this place there will be no fighting but walking in the light of The Lord, be convinced to come those who have gone astray (v4-5). Those who he is beckoning to come are wicked and vain and "the fear of The Lord and the glory of his majesty shall smite" them (v6-10).

All shall be put right when The Lord comes punishing all those who are lifted up in pride to hewn does their wickedness (v11-19). Men who are changed will cast off his worldly desires and possessions and worship The Lord by ceasing to depend on mortal man but on God (v20-22).