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The Assyrian Monuments Illustrating the Sermons of Isaiah

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Originally distributed as a pamphlet, Kellner provides ample elucidation of surviving Assyrian artifacts which point to fulfillment of specific prophecies given by Isaiah.

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  • Utilizes Assyrian artifacts and excavations to explain points in Isaiah
  • Presents translations of Assyrian inscriptions relating to Isaiah’s sermons
  • Includes a variety of pictures and maps to illustrate the study
Professor Kellner of Cambridge has already done some solid and useful work in Assyriology relating to the Hebrew sacred books. This essay illustrated with facsimilies and maps is a criticism and reconstruction of some parts of the text of Isaiah . . . It deserves wide circulation among biblical students.

—The Critic

  • Title: The Assyrian Monuments Illustrating the Sermons of Isaiah
  • Author: Maximilian Lindsay Kellner
  • Publisher: Damrell & Upham
  • Publication Date: 1900
  • Pages: 41

Maximilian Lindsay Kellner (1861–1935) was educated at Harvard University before becoming professor of Old Testament literature and interpretation at Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge.

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  1. Ice Deep

    Ice Deep

    1/28/2016

    For Visual Teachers: This book contains 28 low quality, unlabeled black and white pictures, mostly of Assyrian Reliefs. The strength of this book is the content which is short but valuable. The three most interesting pieces of this short book are: 1) Timeline of Assyrian and Biblical events together (arranged just in year format, no actual timeline) 2) Translations of Assyrian monuments like Taylor's prism 3) Chronological order of sections of Isaiah. The information in this book is unique and valuable, but I would not buy it for the pictures.
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