The book called Isaiah : Deutero-Isaiah's role in composition and redaction

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The book called Isaiah : Deutero-Isaiah's role in composition and redaction

H.G.M. Williamson

Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, c1994

  • : hbk.
  • : pbk.

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"A rudimentary form of parts of this book formed the substance of the Gheens Lectures delivered at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, in April 1990"--Pref

Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]-287) and indexes

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Recent research on the book of Isaiah has been dominated by discussions of its unity and authorship. Professor Williamson's important new study provides a major and highly original contribution to these key issues, and is based upon a more rigorous methodology than used ever before. Isaiah is usually regarded as the work of two authors - the so-called Isaiah of Jerusalem (Isaiah 1-39) and Deutero-Isaiah (the author of Isaiah 40-55). Professor Williamson argues that the author of Isaiah 40-55 was in fact strongly influened by the work of the earlier writer. Secondly, he demonstrates that the earlier work was regarded as a book which had been sealed up until the time when judgement was past and the day of salvation had arrived, and that Deutero-Isaiah believed himself to be heralding the arrival of that day. Thirdly, and most provocatively, Professor Williamson argues that Deutero-Isaiah both included and edited a version of the earlier prophecies along with his own, intending from the start that they should be read together as a complete whole. This innovative and scholarly work, which sheds much new light on some of the more neglected passages in Isaiah, is certain to have significant implications for the future interpretation of this much-loved prophetic book.

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