Christians, these chapters were simply part of the book of the prophet Isaiah, but the term Deutero-Isaiah can serve as a convenient label for this section of the book, which they would certainly have seen as a distinguishable section of Isaiah’s prophecy.) For the early Christians, these chapters of Isaiah, above all, were the God-given account of the significance of the events of eschatological salvation which they had witnessed and in which they were involved: Isaiah’s vision of the new exodus,