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The servant in Isaiah 52 and 53 is one of the most intriguing figures in the prophetic Scriptures. The questions are many, the interpretations are diverse, and the answers always seem to be different. Some have looked to this text in search of Jesus, others to reclaim Israel’s role in the world, and some to find a historical explanation for this prophetic text that seems to have no precedence. ...

primarily take place in the footnotes throughout this work. The argument that will be presented will diverge significantly from the interpretations of Orlinsky and Whybray, proposing that the servant is resurrected in Isa 53:10–12, and arguing that the servant may indeed have suffered vicariously. In light of this, all of chapter four is devoted to closely reexamining the arguments presented by Orlinsky and Whybray in an effort to point out strengths of their works and places where their arguments
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