This book is an analysis of Jewish interpretations of Isaiah 53, a chapter in the Hebrew Bible that has been interpreted in Christian tradition as a prophecy of Christ's suffering and death. Neubauer and Driver explore a range of medieval Jewish commentaries on the chapter, arguing that the Jewish interpretation is fundamentally different from the Christian interpretation and reflects a different understanding of the nature and purpose of prophecy.

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