Isaiah: Isaiah 40-48The present volume is a translation of Jan Leunis Koole's commentary on Isaiah 40-48, published in 1985 in the Dutch Series Commentaar op het Oude Testament. For this translation the Dutch text was checked through and the bibliographical material brought up to date. The introduction dates from 1995 and was added by Koole to his commentary on Isaiah 56-66 as an introduction to Isaiah 40-66. |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Correspondences between Isa 4055 and Isa 139 | 9 |
Composition of Isa 4055 | 15 |
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according already announced argument assume Babylon Beuken Bonnard bring chap connection context continues contrast Cyrus describes Deut divine earlier exegetes earth Elliger elsewhere emendation exegesis exegetes exiles expect expression Ezek fact faith final Fohrer followed formula future give given God's gods hand idols interpretation Isaiah Israel justice later liberation McKenzie meaning mentioned Merendino nature North object occurs parallel Penna perhaps pericope person possible praise preceding prediction present probably promise prophet question realization refers regard rendering salvation scholars Schoors seems sense Servant shows similar situation speaking speech stich structure suffix suggests supported taken takes talks term things translation usually verb Verse Westermann word Yahweh Young Zion
Bibliographic information
| Title | Isaiah: Isaiah 40-48 Volume 14 of Historical commentary on the Old Testament Isaiah III, Jan Leunis Koole Volume 1 of Isaiah, Jan Leunis Koole Volume 1 of Isaiah, Jan Leunis Koole Volume 1 of Isaiah: Part 3, Jan Leunis Koole |
| Author | Jan Leunis Koole |
| Translated by | Anthony P. Runia |
| Publisher | Peeters Publishers & Booksellers, 1997 |
| ISBN | 9039001731, 9789039001738 |
| Length | 611 pages |
| Subjects | › Religion / Spirituality |
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