2nd Nephi Chapter 15

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 Chapter 15


Isaiah uses a vineyard as an allegory which is pretty absurd considering in the next book 2 very long chapters are dedicated to a new analogy about vineyard. God destroys the vineyard which is Israel. Joseph loves his eschatology!

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