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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...

both binding and demanding. To underscore the objectivity of this revelation which is being set forth, virtually nothing is mentioned about the details of the life of the prophet except the prophet’s name (along with his father’s name, which does no more than to help identify him). The prophet is not important because he is a religious personage within the parameters of his own particular existence, but rather because of his function as one who announces the details of the vision which has come to
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