| 356 BC - 100 BC | Picture of the break in the Great Isaiah Scroll at Qumran. | The Essenes | Ancient |
| Sep 22, 11 - Sep 22, 11 AD | Dr. Tiemeyer argues that Isaiah 40-55 was written after Lamentations. | Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer | Secondary |
| Feb 1835 | Oliver Cowdery described Joseph using the Urim and Thummim during the Book of Mormon translation. | Oliver Cowdery | Direct |
| Mar 1, 1842 | Joseph in Times and Seasons reports translated the Book of Mormon through the U&T. | Joseph Smith, Jr. | Direct |
| Mar 27, 1870 | Emma Smith reports that Joseph used the Urim and Thummim before the lost pages and a dark seer stone afterwards. | Emma Hale Smith | Direct Late |
| Jun 21, 1886 | Martin Harris says Joseph used the seer stone in a hat to translate the BOM. | The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star | Scribed Summary 2nd Hand Late Journalism |
| 1887 | David Whitmer describes the translation as Joseph putting a hat into a stone and clearing his mind of earthly things. | David Whitmer | Direct Late |
| Jul 1909 | B. H. Roberts addresses the theory of multiple authorship of Isaiah in 1909: argues that the evidence from the New Testament and Book of Mormon supports the unity of Isaiah. | B. H. Roberts | Direct |
| 1957 | Dictionary definition of δεύτερος in A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, and Other Early Christian Literature. | Walter Bauer | Direct |
| 1964 | Rachel Margalioth lists arguments for linguistic unity of Isaiah. | Rachel Margalioth | Secondary |
| Jan 1975 | Adams and Rencher conduct a computer analysis of language in Isaiah, the results of which "bear witness that the author of Isaiah has a literary unity characteristic of a single author." | L. Lamar Adams | Secondary |
| 1981 | LDS Institute Manual's Introduction to Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Secondary |
| 1981 | John Tvedtnes addresses Deutero-Isaiah and the Book of Mormon. | John A. Tvedtnes | Secondary |
| 1982 | Avraham Gileadi argues for the unity of Isaiah. | Avraham Gileadi | Secondary |
| 1983 | George D. Smith explains the difficulties Deutero-Isaiah raises for the Book of Mormon. | George D. Smith | Secondary |
| 1983 | Paul Hoskisson reviews Victor Ludlow's book on Isaiah. | Paul Y. Hoskisson | Secondary |
| 1984 | William J. Hamblin responds to George D. Smith's argument that questions around Isaiah authorship refute the historicity of the Book of Mormon. | William J. Hamblin | Secondary |
| Feb 1985 | Old Testament Scholar R. E. Clements argues that there is a unity of theme (but not authorship) across Isaiah. | R. E. Clements | Secondary |
| 1986 | Minister John N. Oswalt argues for a single author of Isaiah. | John N. Oswalt | Secondary |
| 1987 | Blake T. Ostler argues that the Book of Mormon is an ancient record with nineteenth century expansions. | Blake T. Ostler | Secondary |
| May 1, 1988 | Hugh Nibley discusses the authorship of Isaiah. | Hugh W. Nibley | Secondary |
| 1989 | William L. Holladay cites a number of examples Jeremiah quoting Isaiah. | William L. Holladay | Secondary |
| 1990 | Robert Cate explains that Deutero-Isaiah seems to be unknown to Jeremiah. | Robert L. Cate | Secondary |
| 1990 | Scholar Robert Cate explains what Second Isaiah is in Mercer Dictionary of the Bible. | Robert L. Cate | Secondary |
| 1990 | Robert L. Cate's introduction to Isaiah in Mercer Dictionary of the Bible. | Robert L. Cate | Secondary |
| 1992 | The Anchor Bible Dictionary entry for the book of Isaiah. | Anchor | Secondary |
| 1992 | Victor L. Ludlow explains the authorship of Isaiah. | Victor L. Ludlow | Secondary |
| 1993 | Kent Jackson explains the role prophetic foresight plays in the authorship of Isaiah. | Kent P. Jackson | Secondary |
| 1995 | Old Testament scholar Brooks Schramm describes the history of Third Isaiah explanations. | Brooks Schramm | Secondary |
| Jul 1997 | Dr. Van Groningen argues that Isaiah wrote Isaiah 40-66. | Gerard Van Groningen | Secondary |
| Jul 1997 | Gerard Van Groningen argues for single authorship of Isaiah. | Gerard Van Groningen | Secondary |
| 1998 | Don Parry introduces Isaiah presuming a traditional setting. | Donald W. Parry | Secondary |
| 1998 | John Welch reviews Latter-day Saint Isaiah scholarship. | John W. Welch | Secondary |
| 1998 | Royal Skousen proposes how Joseph Smith may have translated the Book of Mormon. | Royal Skousen | Secondary |
| 1998 | Benjamin Sommer explains the trito-Isaiah theory. | Benjamin Sommer | Direct |
| 1999 | Wonsuk Ma discusses the evidence supporting Isaiah 11:1-2 being a pre-exilic text. | Wonsuk Ma | Direct Secondary |
| 1999 | Scholar Richard L. Schultz comments on the subjectivity in analyzing parallels between biblical passages. | Richard L. Schultz | Secondary |
| Oct 1999 | Benjamin Sommer argues that there are many allusions to Jeremiah in Deutero-Isaiah. | Benjamin Sommer | Secondary |
| 2000 | Margaret Barker proposes the original setting for the Fourth Servant Song (Isaiah 53). | Margaret Barker | Secondary |
| 2000 | Anchor Bible commentary on Isaiah 14. | Joseph Blenkinsopp | Secondary |
| 2001 | Gene M. Tucker provides an explanation of Isaiah authorship in The New Interpreter's Bible commentary. | Gene M. Tucker | Secondary |
| 2001 | Kevin Christensen reviews Margaret Barker's work and proposes ways to synchronize it with Latter-day Saint beliefs. | Kevin Christensen | Secondary |
| 2001 | John A. Tvedtnes notes non-Latter-day Saint scholars who had studied LDS beliefs up to 2001. | John A. Tvedtnes | Direct Secondary |
| 2001 | Fred P. Miller's Translation of the Great Isaiah Scroll. | Fred P. Miller | Translation Ancient |
| 2002 | David P. Wright argues that Isaiah in the Book of Mormon represents a double anachronism: (1) Deutero-Isaiah and (2) a 19th-century interpretation of Isaiah passages. | David P. Wright | Direct |
| 2003 | Martin Ehrensvärd says that post-Exilic Old Testament books show evidence of early Hebrew. | Martin Ehrensvärd | Secondary |
| 2005 | Richard Bushman describes how the Book of Mormon might have been translated. | Richard Lyman Bushman | Secondary |
| Jul 14, 2005 | Mark Goodacre discusses the nature of consensus in biblical scholarship. | Mark Goodacre | Secondary |
| 2006 | J. J. M. Roberts provides an explanation of Second Isaiah. | J. J. M. Roberts | Direct Secondary |
| 2006 | J. J. M. Roberts provides an explantion of Third Isaiah. | J. J. M. Roberts | Secondary |
| 2006 | J. J. M. Roberts describes the unity in the book of Isaiah. | J. J. M. Roberts | Direct Secondary |
| 2007 | Theologian M. E. Baloyi reviews the arguments for and against single authorship of Isaiah. | M. E. Baloyi | Secondary |
| 2007 | Brant A. Gardner addresses Isaiah authorship in the Book of Mormon. | Brant A. Gardner | Direct Secondary |
| 2010 | Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer argues for an eight century setting for Deutero-Isaiah. | Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer | Direct Secondary |
| Nov 12, 2010 | Dr. Tiemeyer refutes the idea that the Cyrus Cylinder is the source for Isaiah 45:1,3. | Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer | Secondary |
| Nov 12, 2010 | Scholarly commentary on the setting for Isaiah 40-55. | Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer | Secondary |
| 2011 | Christopher B. Hays explains multiple authorship of Isaiah. | Christopher B. Hays | Secondary |
| 2011 | Donald W. Parry and Stephen d. Ricks share five examples of similar language in the Great Isaiah scroll and the Book of Mormon. | Donald W. Parry | Secondary |
| 2013 | Isaiah 49:14-21: Zion (Jerusalem) describes being forsaken and the Lord promises that it will be become crowded. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 12 talks about God's compassion. | Isaiah | Ancient |
| 2013 | Matthew 3:3 attributes Isaiah 40:3 to the prophet Isaiah. | Matthew | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 7:3 says that Isaiah received direction from the Lord. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 62: Another prophecy which appears to describe the future glory of Jerusalem. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Chapter summary for Isaiah 50 in LDS edition of the Bible references the Book of Mormon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Jacob reads Isaiah 51-52:2 during a sermon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Matthew 8:17 attributes Isaiah 53:5-6 to the prophet Isaiah. | Matthew | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Mark 7:6 attributes Isaiah 29:13 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 13:1 says that Isaiah received the burden (oracle or prophecy) of Babylon. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 44:26-28: Jerusalem is spoken of as a city that will be inhabited in the future and that Cyrus will allow to be rebuilt. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Jacob reads Isaiah 50 during a sermon. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Nephi teaches his people the words of Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Matthew 12:17-21 attributes Isaiah 42:1-3 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Prophecy of King Josiah in 1 Kings 13:1-2. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | The LDS chapter summary for Isaiah 48 suggests a comparison to 1 Nephi 20. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 43:14 describes the destruction of Babylon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 63:18: The Lord's sanctuary (i.e., the temple) is described as destroyed. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Matthew 15:7-8 attributes Isaiah 29:13 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah is named three times in Isaiah 37. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Acts 8:30-33 attributes Isaiah 53:7-8. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | John 12:38-41 attributes Isaiah 53:1 and Isaiah 6:10 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Matthew 4:14 attributes Isaiah 9:1-2 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 40:1-2 explains that Jerusalem has been punished. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Luke 3:4-5 attributes Isaiah 40:3 to the prophet Isaiah. | Luke | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Chapter summary for Isaiah 51 in LDS edition of the Bible references the Book of Mormon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | In Isaiah 48:20 Judahites are told to leave Babylon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Ancient |
| 2013 | Isaiah 39 describes Isaiah interacting with King Hezekiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Romans 10:16, 20-21 attributes Isaiah 53:1 and Isaiah 65:1-2 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Chapter summary for Isaiah 49 in LDS edition of the Bible references the Book of Mormon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 1 attributes the vision to Isaiah. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 52:9-12 describes the Lord redeeming Israel and commanding Israelites to leave Babylon. | Unknown | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 38 references Isaiah three times. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Luke 4:17-19 attributes Isaiah 61:1-2 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 52:9: Refers to the ruins of Jerusalem. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 6 (a first person account, presumably from Isaiah) details a vision of the Lord. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Matthew 13:14-15 attributes Isaiah 6:9-10 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | In Jeremiah 2:23-25, Jeremiah uses figurative language about an ass. | Jeremiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 47 contains a prophesy of the destruction of Babylon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Nephi quotes Isaiah 49. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 44:26-28 references Cyrus the Great. | Unknown | Ancient |
| 2013 | Abinadi reads Isaiah 53 to the priests of Noah. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 2:1 attributes the prophecy in that chapter to Isaiah. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | In Jeremiah 1:9–10, the Lord tells Jeremiah of his calling. | Jeremiah | Ancient |
| 2013 | 2 Kings records the Assyrian invasion of Judah. | Isaiah | Ancient |
| 2013 | Isaiah 20:2-3 reports that Isaiah received a message from the Lord. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | References to Babylon in Isaiah 14. | Isaiah | Ancient |
| 2013 | In Isaiah 51:16, the Lord tells Zion they are His people. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 38 describes King Hezekiah's sickness. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | John 1:23 attributes Isaiah Isaiah 40:3 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Acts 28:25-26 attributes Isaiah 6:10 to the prophet Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 8 contains a first-person account of a vision. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah 60 appears to be a prophecy of the future glory of Jerusalem. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Romans 9:27-28 attributes Isaiah 10:22 to the prophet Isaiah. | Paul | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Isaiah's description of the Assyrian invasion of Judah. | Isaiah | Ancient |
| 2013 | Isaiah 64:10-12: Jerusalem is a desolation and the temple has been burned. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Nephi quotes Isaiah 48 in 1 Nephi 20. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Chapter summary for Isaiah 53 in LDS edition of the Bible references the Book of Mormon. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | After quoting Isaiah 54 Jesus tells the Nephites to read the words of Isaiah in 3 Nephi 23:1. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Standard Works |
| 2013 | Jesus quotes Isaiah 54 to the Nephites. | Isaiah | Standard Works |
| Apr 2013 | Scholar Joel S. Baden discusses the concept of consensus. | Joel S. Baden | Direct |
| Apr 25, 2013 | Bart Ehrman comments on the concept of scholarly consensus. | Bart Ehrman | Direct |
| Nov 15, 2013 | Bart Ehrman explains the difficulties miracles (and by extension prophecy) present to historians. | Bart Ehrman | Direct |
| 2015 | Seulgi L. Byun provides examples of Qumran texts attributing disputed passages to Isaiah. | Seulgi Byun | Secondary |
| 2015 | Gary V. Smith presents evidence for a preexilic setting for Isaiah 40–55 and offers objections to common arguments for an exilic setting of these chapters of Isaiah. | Gary V. Smith | Direct |
| Mar 24, 2015 | LDS Guide to the Scriptures entry for Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Secondary |
| Mar 24, 2015 | LDS Bible Dictionary Entry for Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Secondary |
| 2016 | Stéphane Beaulieu offers a concise summary of the scholarly concept of "Deutero-Isaiah" in discussions of authorship. | Stéphane Beaulieu | Secondary |
| 2016 | Kent P. Jackson discusses the authorship of Isaiah. | Kent P. Jackson | Direct Secondary |
| May 17, 2016 | David Bokovoy responds to Kent P. Jackson's chapter in the book A Reason for Faith on Deutero-Isaiah. | David Bokovoy | Direct |
| Oct 20, 2016 | David Deming explores the definition of extraordinary evidence and how miracles relate to that. | David Deming | Secondary |
| 2017 | Dan Ellsworth addresses Latter-day Saint and critical scholarly views of Isaiah. | Dan Ellsworth | Secondary |
| 2018 | LDS Seminary Teacher Manual provides an introduction to Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Secondary |
| Jun 12, 2018 | John D. W. Watts gives the basic premise for the multiple-Isaiah hypothesis. | John D. W. Watts | Secondary |
| 2019 | Brent A. Strawn describes the common interpretations of Isaiah authorship. | Brent A. Strawn | Secondary |
| 2019 | Scholar Emanuel Tov notes that the Dead Sea Scrolls do not prove single or multiple authorship of Isaiah. | Emanuel Tov | Direct Secondary |
| 2020 | Nicholas Frederick and Joseph Spencer propose that God could have revealed Deutero-Isaiah to Book of Mormon prophets. | Nicholas J. Frederick | Secondary |
| 2020 | Don Parry describes some of the variants in the Great Isaiah Scroll. | Donald W. Parry | Secondary |
| Jan 17, 2020 | The Isaiah in the Book of Mormon Blog lists all the Book of Mormon chapters that correspond to chapters of Isaiah. | Isaiah in the Book of Mormon Blog | Secondary Standard Works |
| Oct 8, 2020 | George J. Brooke describes the break in the Great Isaiah scroll. | George J. Brooke | Secondary |
| Dec 2, 2020 | Joseph Spencer discusses current trends in Isaiah scholarship. | Joseph M. Spencer | Secondary |
| Mar 1, 2021 | Avi Loeb gives his definition of evidence. | Avi Loeb | Secondary Journalism |
| Jul 1, 2021 | Grant Hardy discusses how Joseph may have translated the Book of Mormon. | Grant Hardy | Direct |
| 2022 | Colby Townsend argues for more engagement with biblical scholarship when studying Isaiah in The Book of Mormon. | Colby Townsend | Secondary |
| 2022 | The 2022 Come, Follow Me manual provides an introduction to the book of Isaiah. | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints | Direct |
| Jul 21, 2022 | Qumran scribes adapted ("likened") OT scripture to reflect their time. | Jewish Virtual Library | Secondary |
| Sep 23, 2022 | Joshua Sears summarizes Latter-day Saint approaces to Isaiah authorship and the Book of Mormon. | Joshua Sears | Secondary |
| 2023 | William D. Russell (COC) discusses 2nd Isaiah in the Book of Mormon; appeals to the Cyrus prophecy as evidence for Isaiah 40-55 being composed after the time of Lehi. | William D. Russell | Direct |
| 2023 | Dr. Adolfo Roitman gives an introduction and summary of the Dead Sea Scrolls. | Adolfo Roitman | Direct |
| 2023 | Alex Douglas discusses the presence of "Second Isaiah" in the Book of Mormon; argues it represents an anachronism. | Alex Douglas | Direct |
| 2023 | A table of oracles against nations in the prophetic books of the Old Testament (including Isaiah). | esv.org | Secondary |
| 2023 | LDS Discussions discusses the problem of Deutero-Isaiah in the Book of Mormon. | ldsdiscussions.com | Direct |
| 2023 | David Bokovoy summarizes the evidence for Isaiah 40-66 being written during/after the exile; argues the presence of some of these chapters in the Book of Mormon is an anachronism. | David Bokovoy | Direct |
| 2023 | Grant Hardy discusses the presence of Second Isaiah in the Book of Mormon. | Grant Hardy | Direct |
