Let me pull up a few:

Isaiah 29 contains many prophecies fulfilled by Joseph Smith and in his day.

• v11-12: " And the vision of all is become unto you as the words of a book that is sealed, which men deliver to one that is learned, saying, Read this, I pray thee: and he saith, I cannot; for it is sealed: And the book is delivered to him that is not learned, saying, Read this, I pray thee: and he saith, I am not learned."

This was fulfilled when Martin Harris brought a manuscript containing some characters from the golden plates and Joseph Smith's translation to Anthon, who confirmed that there were legitimate. When Harris told Anthon that it was translated by the gift and power of God, he recanted.

Also, the one that is unlearned is Joseph Smith. He had a third grade education in the backwoods of New York, and his wife Emma had to write letters for him as he could barely put a sentence together.

v. 13 was quoted verbatim by Jesus when he appeared to Joseph Smith.

v. 14 talks about a marvelous work and a wonder, which has repeatedly referred to the work that Joseph Smith and his successors have done in our scriptures.

It also says "for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid." Joseph Smith, a man who could barely put together sentences, ended up being one of the most prolific writers of his age. You can examine the letters he wrote in his later years. He also founded at least 3 cities, and he founded an entire sect of Christianity that is still, to this day, rapidly growing. He defied all of the worldly understanding of the Bible and brought forward numerous new ideas, all of which comport with the Bible and all of which show God's wonderful power and grace.

The entire chapter of Isaiah 29 reads as basically a description of the age that Joseph Smith lived in and the powerful work that God charged him to do.

Additionally, we read in Ezekiel 37 about the sticks of Judah and Joseph. The Bible, as you know, contains writings preserved by the descendants of Judah AKA the jews. The Book of Mormon, as you probably do not know, was written by descendants of Lehi, who was of the tribe of Joseph. Thus, the writings in the Book of Mormon are for Joseph, and the writings in the Bible are for Judah, and together, in our church, the two come together into one book. The entire chapter refers to the resurrection of dry bones, and then says that the bones are Israel. Joseph Smith restored Israel, or rather, began that process, and the missionaries of our church are still hunting for and finding members of the tribes of Israel who were long lost, or who are adopted through baptism.

These are just two examples from the old testament. There are many, many more that reference Joseph Smith, his life and the events that occurred of which he had a part or role. In addition, the New Testament warns us about false prophets that arise in these days. It doesn't say "disbelieve all prophets" but cautions us against the false ones, who are compared to wolves in sheep's clothing. What are the hallmarks of a true prophet, and what is the message a true prophet will be carrying? Jesus told us that the true shepherd will lay down his life for the flock, an obvious reference to himself, but also those who will take upon themselves that role, and give their own lives in martyrdom throughout the ages, among which Joseph Smith is one.

I know that you don't accept these as prophecies, and think my interpretation is heretical. However, we are not allowed to interpret the scriptures, only the Spirit can do that for us, and the Spirit whispers to me which passages are about Joseph Smith or Jesus Christ or the events that would happen hundreds and thousands of years in the future of the people who received the revelations.