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With this first of three volumes of Wildberger’s commentary on Isaiah 1–39, English-speaking readers have access to the most exhaustive and, in many respects, the most helpful analysis of a major prophetic voice from eighth century Israel. The pattern of other Old Testament volumes in the Continental Commentaries Series is followed here also. Each successive unit of the text is treated under six...

only message which could follow would be one which would threaten Ahaz with judgment. This is the dilemma with which one must struggle in any exposition of the text, even if one sets aside vv. 15* and 17* for the time being. But beneath this difficult exegetical issue, a hard theological problem with which Isaiah must wrestle in his response to Ahaz can now be stated clearly, on the basis of everything presupposed up to this point. He cannot simply announce the end of the Davidic dynasty, since the
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