Some claim that this book's chapters 24 to 34 describe an idealized King Hezekiah, and the canonical theory of its authorship holds that its middle part was written around the end of the Babylonian Captivity, from which, the section called the "Book of Comfort" attests, the Jews will be delivered by Cyrus. Its chapters fort
Some claim that this book's chapters 24 to 34 describe an idealized King Hezekiah, and the canonical theory of its authorship holds that its middle part was written around the end of the Babylonian Captivity, from which, the section called the "Book of Comfort" attests, the Jews will be delivered by Cyrus. Its chapters forty-two to fifty-three introduce a character intended to restore Israel, who "will bring forth justice to the nations," the "servant," and this book contains four "servant songs." For 10 points, identify this book of prophesy that precedes Jeremiah, a book foretelling the majesty of Zion, written by a prophet who was later sawn in half.
Some claim that this book's chapters 24 to 34 describe an idealized King Hezekiah, and the canonical theory of its authorship holds that its middle part was written around the end of the Babylonian Captivity, from which, the section called the "Book of Comfort" attests, the Jews will be delivered by Cyrus.
book of {Isaiah}