Limitations, Presuppositions, and Method
Explains the decision to focus on the first two major parts of the Book of Isaiah (Chs. 1–55) at the expense of the third (Chs. 56–66), examines research into the question of the unity or multiple authorship of Deutero‐Isaiah (Chs. 40–55) and its theological implications, highlighting the work of H.J. Hermisson, and sets out the criteria for the discussion in the following three chapters of the extent to, and ways in which, Deutero‐Isaiah was influenced by Proto‐Isaiah (Chs. 1–39).
Keywords: Deutero‐Isaiah, Hermisson, multiple authorship, Proto‐Isaiah, unity
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