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The Book of Isaiah: Volume 3, Chapters 40–66 is unavailable, but you can change that!

Edward J. Young’s classic 3-volume commentary engages in a line-by-line exegesis of the book of Isaiah, setting interpretation firmly in the context of Isaiah’s archaeological, cultural, and intellectual background. Young allows the prophet to speak for himself and to expound his message for the present age. Written primarily for the minister, Sunday school teacher and general layperson, the...

Second Parenthesis: (so shall he sprinkle many nations) Apodosis: kings shall shut their mouths at him, etc. Thus the contrast appears between the action of the many with respect to the servant and that of the kings; the many are astonished, the kings close their mouths. The prophet delights in contrasts. From the statement of the servant’s exaltation he plunges at once to a contemplation of his deep degradation. Indeed, for this reason Isaiah has mentioned the exaltation. As his exaltation and glorification
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