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9780804231312

Isaiah 1-39

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    9780804231312

  • ISBN10:

    0804231311

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1993-09-01
  • Publisher: John Knox Pr

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Summary

This unique commentary allows the interpretation of Isaiah 1-39 to be guided by the final form of the book. It focuses on the theological aspect of the book of Isaiah, giving special attention to the role of literary context. Christopher Seitz explores structural and organizational concerns as clues to the editorial intention of the final form of the material, which he argues is both intelligible and an intended result of the efforts of those who gave shape to the present form of the book.Interpretation: A Bible Commentary for Teaching and Preaching is a distinctive resource for those who interpret the Bible in the church. Planned and written specifically for teaching and preaching needs, this critically acclaimed biblical commentary is a major contribution to scholarship and ministry.

Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction 1(1)
The Character and Position of the Book of Isaiah
1(3)
Why a Commentary on First Isaiah?
4(3)
Literary Structure
7(3)
Historical Structure
10(5)
Superscription and Call
11(1)
The Syro-Ephraimite Coalition (734-732 B.C.)
12(1)
King Hezekiah and the 701 B.C. Debacle
13(2)
Theological Structure
15(4)
COMMENTARY
The Presentation of Isaiah: Word and Prophet Isaiah 1-12
19(96)
Overview
19(12)
Introduction
19(2)
Prophetic Agency
21(1)
Isaiah 1-4: The Presentation of Word and Prophet
22(3)
Isaiah 5:1-30
25(1)
Isaiah 6:1-9:7
26(2)
Isaiah 9:8-11:16
28(1)
Isaiah 12:1-6
29(1)
Conclusion
29(1)
Historical Structure
30(1)
Theological Structure
30(1)
1:1-31 Like a Booth in a Vineyard
31(7)
2:1-4:6 In That Day
38(8)
Zion and the Nations (2:1-5)
38(2)
The Lord of Hosts Has a Day (2:6-4:6)
40(2)
Conclusion
42(4)
5:1-30 My Beloved Had a Vineyard
46(6)
Matters of Structure
46(1)
The Song of the Vineyard (5:1-7)
47(2)
A Signal Is Raised (5:8-30)
49(2)
Conclusion
51(1)
6:1-13 The Holy Seed Is Its Stump
52(8)
Introduction
52(2)
Form (6:1-8)
54(1)
The Commission (6:9-13)
55(5)
7:1-9:7 If You Do Not Stand Firm in Faith, You Shall Not Stand at All: Isaiah and the House of David
60(1)
Excursus: Who Is Immanuel?
60(28)
The Problems
60(6)
History and Interpretation
66(5)
Royal Theology and Christian Interpretation
71(4)
Isaiah's Word to Ahaz: It Shall Not Stand (7:1-9)
75(3)
Isaiah's Word to Ahaz: You Shall Not Stand (7:10-25)
78(2)
Immanuel Stands Firm (8:1-10)
80(2)
The Teaching Stands Firm (8:11-22)
82(2)
A Child Is Born (9:1-7)
84(4)
9:8-10:34 The Rise and Fall of a Great Forest
88(7)
Introduction
88(1)
His Hand Is Stretched Out Still (9:8-21)
89(2)
Assyria, Rod of My Anger (10:1-34)
91(4)
11:1-16 The Vineyard Restored
95(16)
Introduction
95(1)
A Shoot from the Stump of Jesse
96(2)
Isaiah, Prophet of Salvation
98(7)
His Delight Shall Be in the Fear of the Lord (11:1-9)
105(3)
The Root of Jesse (11:10-11)
108(1)
An Ensign for the Nations (11:12-16)
108(3)
12:1-6 A Final Hymn of Praise
111(4)
God of Israel, God of The Nations Isaiah 13-27
115(88)
Overview
115(12)
Literary Structure
115(1)
Scope
116(3)
Internal Arrangement
119(1)
Function and Theological Intention
120(7)
13:1-14:32 A World Judgment and the Judgment of the Lord
127(11)
The Plan of God
128(4)
A World Judgment (13:1-22)
132(2)
The Taunt Against Babylon (14:1-23)
134(2)
An Ominous Ending (14:24-32)
136(1)
Conclusion
137(1)
15:1-16:14 Oracles Concerning Moab
138(3)
17:1-14 Oracles Concerning Syria-Ephraim
141(2)
18:1-20:6 Oracles Concerning Ethiopia and Egypt
143(14)
Introduction (20:1-6)
143(2)
Swift Messengers Dispatched (18:1-7)
145(1)
Problems of Interpretation
145(2)
A Unitary Reading
147(2)
An Oracle Concerning Egypt (19:1-25)
149(1)
Introduction
149(1)
On That Day (19:16-25)
150(3)
I Will Confound Their Plans (19:1-15)
153(4)
21:1-22:25 The Valley of Vision and the Wilderness of the Sea
157(11)
Introduction
157(2)
Isaiah 22:1-25
159(3)
Isaiah 21:1-17
162(6)
23:1-18 The Oracle Concerning Tyre
168(4)
24:1-27:13 A Tale of Two Cities
172(31)
Introduction
172(7)
A Return to the Days of Noah (24:1-23)
179(6)
An Appropriate Response (25:1-12)
185(8)
The Way of the Righteous (26:1-21)
193(3)
A New Vineyard, Sing of It! (27:1-13)
196(7)
A King Will Reign in Righteousness Isaiah 28-39
203(64)
Overview
203(6)
28:1-29 Strange Is His Deed-Alien His Work!
209(3)
29:1-24 Zion Is Distressed, the Nations Are Routed
212(3)
30:1-33 In Returning and Rest
215(7)
31:1-9 A Severe Protection
222(6)
32:1-20 A King Will Reign in Righteousness
228(5)
33:1-24 Woe to You, Destroyer
233(3)
34:1-35:10 The Ransomed of the Lord Shall Return
236(6)
36:1-37:38 Hezekiah Reigns in Righteousness
242(12)
38:1-22 The Power of Prayer
254(7)
39:1-8 The Word of the Lord Is Good
261(6)
Bibliography 267

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