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• catalog contributor b879614.
• catalog contributor b879615.
• catalog created "c1987.".
• catalog date "1987".
• catalog date "c1987.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1987.".
• catalog description "12. A word against Jacob (9:8-10:4) -- 13. Assyria, the rod of Yahweh's anger (10:5-27c) -- 14. An ensign for the nations (10:27d-12:6) -- 15. Judgment on Babylon (13:1-22) -- 16. Yahweh's purpose and the death of a king (14:1-27) -- 17. Rejoice not, O Philistia (14:28-32) -- 18. An oracle on Moab (15:1-16:14) -- 19. Old coalitions never die (17:1-14) -- 20. Ambassadors in papyrus boats (18:1-7) -- 21. Assyrian, Egyptian, and Israelite ecumenism (19:1-25) -- 22. A prophetic demonstration (20:1-6) -- 23. The oracle on the sealand (21:1-17) -- 24. He took away the covering of Judah (22:1-14) -- 25. Two officials condemned (22:15-25) -- 26. The demise of Tyre (23:1-18) -- 27. A cantata of salvation (24-27) -- 28. The drunkards of Ephraim and the foolish leaders of Jerusalem (28:1-29) -- 29. Zion to be threatened but saved (29:1-24) -- 30. Woe to those who go down to Egypt (30:1-33) -- 31. Egypt is human not divine (31:1-9) -- 32. A king in righteousness should reign (32:1-20) -- 33. Yahweh for us (33:1-24) -- 34. Again Zion threatened but delivered (36:1-37:38) -- 35. Hezekiah's sickness (38:1-22) -- 36. Visiting ambassadors from Babylon (39:1-8) -- Appendix: the history of the interpretation of Isaiah 1-39".
• catalog description "I. The historical background -- 750-700 B.C.E. -- 1. Assyrian relations with Syria-Palestine -- A. Tiglath-pileser III (745-727 B.C.E.) -- B. Shalmaneser V (727-722 B.C.E.) -- C. Sargon II (722-705 B.C.E.) -- D. Sennacherib (704-681 B.C.E.) -- 2. Egypt during the second half of the eighth century -- 3. Historical developments within Israel and Judah -- A. The chronological problems -- B. Jeroboam II of Israel and Uzziah/Jotham of Judah -- C. Israelite Civil War -- D. Ahaz and the Syro-Ephraimitic Crisis -- E. The reign of Hezekiah -- II. The Religious and theological backgrounds of Isaiah's ministry -- III. The nature and function of prophetic speech in Isaiah -- IV. Isaiah's preaching and the Isaianic narratives -- 1. The superscription (1:1) -- 2. An earthquake and its aftermath (1:2-20) -- 3. Jerusalem: past, present, and future (1:21-2:5) -- 4. Yahweh had a day (2:6-22) -- 5. A society topsy-turvy (3:1-15) -- 6. The daughters of Jerusalem (3:16-4:6) -- 7. A vineyard gone bad (5:1-30) -- 8. A new task and a new message (6:1-13) -- 9. Deliverance for the house of David -- disaster for Judah (7:1-25) -- 10. Refusing the waters of Shiloah (8:1-20) -- 11. Ahaz and the throne of David (8:21-9:7)".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and indexes.".
• catalog extent "416 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Isaiah, the eighth century prophet.".
• catalog identifier "0687197058 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Isaiah, the eighth century prophet.".
• catalog issued "1987".
• catalog issued "c1987.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Nashville : Abingdon Press,".
• catalog relation "Isaiah, the eighth century prophet.".
• catalog subject "224/.107 19".
• catalog subject "BS1515.3 .H39 1987".
• catalog subject "Bible. Isaiah, I-XXXIX Commentaries.".
• catalog subject "Isaiah (Biblical prophet)".
• catalog tableOfContents "12. A word against Jacob (9:8-10:4) -- 13. Assyria, the rod of Yahweh's anger (10:5-27c) -- 14. An ensign for the nations (10:27d-12:6) -- 15. Judgment on Babylon (13:1-22) -- 16. Yahweh's purpose and the death of a king (14:1-27) -- 17. Rejoice not, O Philistia (14:28-32) -- 18. An oracle on Moab (15:1-16:14) -- 19. Old coalitions never die (17:1-14) -- 20. Ambassadors in papyrus boats (18:1-7) -- 21. Assyrian, Egyptian, and Israelite ecumenism (19:1-25) -- 22. A prophetic demonstration (20:1-6) -- 23. The oracle on the sealand (21:1-17) -- 24. He took away the covering of Judah (22:1-14) -- 25. Two officials condemned (22:15-25) -- 26. The demise of Tyre (23:1-18) -- 27. A cantata of salvation (24-27) -- 28. The drunkards of Ephraim and the foolish leaders of Jerusalem (28:1-29) -- 29. Zion to be threatened but saved (29:1-24) -- 30. Woe to those who go down to Egypt (30:1-33) -- 31. Egypt is human not divine (31:1-9) -- 32. A king in righteousness should reign (32:1-20) -- 33. Yahweh for us (33:1-24) -- 34. Again Zion threatened but delivered (36:1-37:38) -- 35. Hezekiah's sickness (38:1-22) -- 36. Visiting ambassadors from Babylon (39:1-8) -- Appendix: the history of the interpretation of Isaiah 1-39".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. The historical background -- 750-700 B.C.E. -- 1. Assyrian relations with Syria-Palestine -- A. Tiglath-pileser III (745-727 B.C.E.) -- B. Shalmaneser V (727-722 B.C.E.) -- C. Sargon II (722-705 B.C.E.) -- D. Sennacherib (704-681 B.C.E.) -- 2. Egypt during the second half of the eighth century -- 3. Historical developments within Israel and Judah -- A. The chronological problems -- B. Jeroboam II of Israel and Uzziah/Jotham of Judah -- C. Israelite Civil War -- D. Ahaz and the Syro-Ephraimitic Crisis -- E. The reign of Hezekiah -- II. The Religious and theological backgrounds of Isaiah's ministry -- III. The nature and function of prophetic speech in Isaiah -- IV. Isaiah's preaching and the Isaianic narratives -- 1. The superscription (1:1) -- 2. An earthquake and its aftermath (1:2-20) -- 3. Jerusalem: past, present, and future (1:21-2:5) -- 4. Yahweh had a day (2:6-22) -- 5. A society topsy-turvy (3:1-15) -- 6. The daughters of Jerusalem (3:16-4:6) -- 7. A vineyard gone bad (5:1-30) -- 8. A new task and a new message (6:1-13) -- 9. Deliverance for the house of David -- disaster for Judah (7:1-25) -- 10. Refusing the waters of Shiloah (8:1-20) -- 11. Ahaz and the throne of David (8:21-9:7)".
• catalog title "Isaiah, the eighth century prophet : his times and his preaching / John H. Hayes, Stuart A. Irvine.".
• catalog type "text".