The Book of the Prophet Isaiah with Introduction and Notes
Publisher:
, 1911
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Overview
Exegetically examining the origin of the text, the character of Isaiah, and the scope of prophecy given to Israel, G. W. Wade offers critical exposition of the text. Relating its relevance to the New Testament, Wade draws attention to key themes throughout the text.
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- Discusses the structure and origin of the three divisions of Isaiah
- Provides verse-by-verse commentary
- Includes two appendixes and a chronological table for further study
- The Structure of the Book of Isaiah
- Proto-Isaiah
- Deutero-Isaiah
- Trito-Isaiah
- Commentary on Proto-Isaiah and Appended Prophecies
- Commentary on Deutero-Isaiah
- Commentary on Trito-Isaiah
An excellent commentary for popular use.
—The Biblical World
- Title: The Book of the Prophet Isaiah with Introduction and Notes
- Author: G. W. Wade
- Publisher: Methuen & Co.
- Publication Date: 1911
- Pages: 534