01586nam a22001937a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001500064020001800079040000800097050002500105100001800130245008100148260006100229300002400290505103600314650001801350650002401368AUA.120140609120851.0140609t xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d a1845500539 a9781845500535 cJTL aBS1515.53b.H37 2005 aHarman, Allan aIsaiah :ba covenant to be kept for the sake of the Church. /cAllan Harman. aFearn, Ross-shire, Scotland :bChristian Focus,c©2005. a472 pages :c22 cm. a Introduction. Isaiah and his ministry -- Interpreting Isaiah as poetry -- Interpreting Isaiah as prophecy -- The structure and unity of the book of Isaiah -- The significance of the book of Isaiah -- Part 1 : The book of judgment (1:1-35:10). Introduction : Judah rebuked, the covenant broken (1:1-31) -- Future glory for Judah and Jerusalem (2:1-4:6) Judah's national sins (5:1-30) -- The book of Immanuel (6:1-12:6) -- The burdens against the gentile nations (13:1-23:18) -- World judgment and Israel's redemption (24:1-27:13) -- A cycle of prophetic warnings (28:1-33:24) -- Additional promises of judgment and blessing (34:1-35:10) -- Part 2 : Historical transition (36:1-39:8). The Assyrian siege of Jerusalem (36:1-37:38) -- Hezekiah's sickness and recovery (38:1-22) -- The prediction of the Babylonian exile of royal treasures and royal sons (39:1-8) -- Part 3 : The book of comfort (40:1-66:24). Israel's restoration and return (40:1-48:22) -- The Messianic salvation (49:1-57:21) -- The ultimate salvation (58:1-66:24). aBiblexIsaiah aBiblexCommentaries