Isaiah II: An Exposition of Isaiah 40-66 (1919)

by August Pieper

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Kowalke, Erwin E.	Translator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Canonical title

Isaiah II: An Exposition of Isaiah 40-66

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Alternative titles

Yeshaʻyah 2

Torah

Jesaias II

Original publication date

1919

People/Characters

Abraham, son of Terah, father of Issac, husband of Sarai, lived 175 years "Abram"

Ahaz, King of Judah, son of Jotham

Bel, god of Babylon "Marduk" (Isaiah 46:1-2)

Creator "God" "Lord" (Isaiah 40:28-31, 43:15)

Cyrus II, c. 600–530 BC, King of Persia "Cyrus the Great" (Isaiah 44:28-45:13 | p 26-29, 344)

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Important places

Important events

New Heavens and a new Earth (Isaiah 65:17-25)

Deliverance from Babylon (Isaiah 40-48)

Parting of the Red Sea (Isaiah 43:16-17,63:11-14)

Sabbath (Isaiah 58:13)

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This translation of Professor August Pieper's Isaiah II was undertaken at the instance of the Commission on Christian Literature of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod.

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Isaiah is the evangelical heart of the Old Testament. All the Old Testament writings put together do not reveal to us Christ and the New Testament economy and salvation with such clarity, depth, and fullness as does Isaiah.

The Deliverance of God's People Out of Babylon

The Redemption from the Guilt of Sin

The Spiritual, Eternal Deliverance

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