Isaiah XL-LXVI, With the Shorter Prophecies Allied to It

A scholarly treatment of the Book of Isaiah and its prophetic teachings, focusing on chapters XL-LXVI and related parts of the text. The author delves into the historical and cultural context of the prophesies, interprets their symbolism and imagery, and explores their relevance to later Jewish and Christian thought. This book offers a deep and nuanced understanding of one of the cornerstones of biblical literature, and will appeal to readers interested in theology, biblical studies, and comparative religion.

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