This book claims that "the desert will rejoice and bloom like a rose," and it emphasizes the suffering of one who will "bring justice to the nations" in one of four passages known as the "Servant Songs.
The writing style of this book was investigated by J.C. Doderlein and J.G. Eichhorn, and their work was extended by Bernhard Duhm. This book claims that "the desert will rejoice and bloom like a rose," and it emphasizes the suffering of one who will "bring justice to the nations" in one of four passages known as the "Servant Songs." It's not Matthew, but this book is the original source of the verse "The (*) Virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel." The author of this book is traditionally identified as the son of Amoz; however, modern scholarship believes that he only wrote the first 39 chapters and that this book is actually the work of two or three different authors. For 10 points, name this longest of the prophetic books of the Hebrew Bible.
The writing style of this book was investigated by J.C. Doderlein and J.G. Eichhorn, and their work was extended by Bernhard Duhm.
Book of Isaiah