Come, Follow Me · Old Testament · Lesson 40
“Comfort Ye My People”
Isaiah 40–49
September 28–October 4, 2026 · 7 daily challenges
📖 Read this week's lessonA short, free quiz for each day of this week's Come, Follow Me lesson: five questions a day from Isaiah 40–49, a “live it” question on Saturday, and a General Conference talk on Sunday. No sign-up — play in about a minute, then share your score with your family or ward group.
- Day 1 · MondayWings as EaglesIsaiah 40 Play ▶
- Day 2 · TuesdayFear Thou NotIsaiah 41–42 Play ▶
- Day 3 · WednesdayCalled by NameIsaiah 43 Play ▶
- Day 4 · ThursdayI Am the Lord, and There Is None ElseIsaiah 45; 48 Play ▶
- Day 5 · FridayGraven Upon My HandsIsaiah 49 Play ▶
- Day 6 · SaturdayComfort for the StrugglingLive this week's lesson Play ▶
- Day 7 · Sunday“He Is Risen with Healing in His Wings”Patrick Kearon, April 2022 General Conference Play ▶
“They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles.” — Isaiah 40:31
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Day 1 · Wings as Eagles
- “Comfort ye, ____ ye my people, saith your God.”
- Isaiah 40 prophesies of a voice crying in the wilderness. Who fulfilled this prophecy?
- “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as ____.”
- To what does Isaiah 40 compare the nations before God?
- What does the Lord do for those who are weary, according to Isaiah 40?
Day 2 · Fear Thou Not
- “Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy ____.”
- What does the Lord say He will not do to a bruised reed, in Isaiah 42?
- What does the Lord call His chosen servant in Isaiah 42, understood messianically?
- With what does the Lord promise to strengthen His people, in Isaiah 41?
- What will the Messiah bring forth to the Gentiles, according to Isaiah 42?
Day 3 · Called by Name
- “Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy ____; thou art mine.”
- What promise is given for passing through the waters, in Isaiah 43?
- What does the Lord say about former sins, when He forgives, in Isaiah 43?
- What does the Lord ask His people to be, testifying of Him, in Isaiah 43?
- What does the Lord say He is doing, that His people should perceive it, in Isaiah 43?
Day 4 · I Am the Lord, and There Is None Else
- “I am the Lord, and there is ____ else.”
- What does the Lord say about forming light and creating darkness, in Isaiah 45?
- Which Persian king did Isaiah name as the Lord's anointed deliverer, about a century before that king was born?
- In what does Isaiah 48 say the Lord refined His people?
- “O that thou hadst hearkened to my commandments! then had thy peace been as a ____.”
Day 5 · Graven Upon My Hands
- “Can a woman forget her sucking child… yea, they may forget, yet will ____ forget thee.”
- Where does the Lord say He has graven His people, in Isaiah 49?
- What does the Lord promise regarding kings and queens toward His people, in Isaiah 49?
- What does the Lord say His servant will be to the Gentiles, in Isaiah 49?
- To what does the Lord liken gathering His scattered people in the latter days, in Isaiah 49?
Day 6 · Comfort for the Struggling
- Isaiah 40 opens with the tender call, “Comfort ye, comfort ye my people.” What does this teach about how the Lord regards those who are struggling?
- Isaiah 40 opens with the tender call, “Comfort ye, comfort ye my people.” What pattern does this show in how God deals with the discouraged?
- Isaiah testifies that God will not forget His people: “Can a woman forget her sucking child…? yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.” What does this teach?
Day 7 · “He Is Risen with Healing in His Wings”
- Elder Patrick Kearon taught that healing — even when it seems impossible — can come through what?
- Elder Kearon taught, drawing on the Resurrection, that through Christ we can be what?
- Elder Kearon reminded those who have been wounded or victimized of what truth from Isaiah?