A reference to Cyrus the Great in the late chapters of this book, who reigned after the death of its author, is interpreted either as a prophecy or as a signal that book should be divided into three sections based on different authorships.  
A reference to Cyrus the Great in the late chapters of this book, who reigned after the death of its author, is interpreted either as a prophecy or as a signal that book should be divided into three sections based on different authorships.  Chapter 37 mentions a prayer by King Hezekiah, while earlier in Chapter 7, the titular prophet warns King (*) Ahaz to have faith in the Lord when Syria and Israel allied to attack Judah.  As part of that warning, this book promises that, after Judah's enemies fell, the Lord would give a sign, describing that the "virgin will be with child, will give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel".  For 10 points, name this Old Testament book that, Christians believe, predicts the life of Jesus Christ, a book that precedes Jeremiah.
A reference to Cyrus the Great in the late chapters of this book, who reigned after the death of its author, is interpreted either as a prophecy or as a signal that book should be divided into three sections based on different authorships.  
Book of {Isaiah}