Isaiah 12: A song of joyful praise celebrates the Lord's everlasting salvation and strength.
I checked both rsc.byu.edu and josephsmithpapers.org for content related to Isaiah 12, but found that a general conference address offered a more direct and accessible application of the chapter's themes to the specified morning intention.
President Russell M. Nelson's October 2020 general conference address, "Let God Prevail," discusses the significance of the Abrahamic covenant and the gathering of Israel, themes that resonate strongly with the song of praise in Isaiah 12. He emphasizes that the gathering of Israel is the greatest challenge, the greatest cause, and the greatest work on earth today, inviting all to play a role in this monumental effort. The address encourages individuals to embrace the covenant, repent, and help others come unto Christ, highlighting the joy and power that come from participating in God's work.
Source: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2020/10/46nelson?lang=eng
How does President Nelson’s emphasis on the "greatest work on earth" help us understand the joy and praise expressed in Isaiah 12 regarding the Lord's salvation and strength?
Considering this morning's intention to actively participate in the Lord's work of gathering Israel by sharing the light of the gospel, what specific actions can we take today that reflect the joyful confidence and strength found in Isaiah 12?