Previous chapters in this book describe the triumph of King Hezekiah and the Judgment against Judah, before a middle section, which describes the coming of a man who will make Jerusalem a holy city, the Messiah.
In one section of this book, a poem describes a figure that may be Zerubbabel or Jehoiachin as an agent of justice on earth, while a different poem describes a pre-natal calling. The fourth poem in that section is comprised of Yahweh's announcement of that servant's duties on Earth, and those four poems are collectively called the Songs of the Suffering Servant. The middle part of this book describes the deliverance from the Babylonians under Cyrus, and is known as the Book of Comfort. Previous chapters in this book describe the triumph of King Hezekiah and the Judgment against Judah, before a middle section, which describes the coming of a man who will make Jerusalem a holy city, the Messiah. For ten points, identify this major book of prophecy in the Old Testament, which is preceded by Song of Songs and followed by Jeremiah.
In one section of this book, a poem describes a figure that may be Zerubbabel or Jehoiachin as an agent of justice on earth, while a different poem describes a pre-natal calling.
The Book of {Isaiah}