The fact that these sixteen chapters form a little more than a quarter of the book of Isaiah and that they carry no title of their own obliges us in the first place to justify giving them separate treatment and in the second place to explain their relation to what precedes and follows them and their function in the book as a whole.
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Isaiah 40-55: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary (Anchor Bible)
April 16, 2002, Anchor Bible
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Isaiah 40-55: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary
April 16, 2002, Anchor Bible
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"The fact that these sixteen chapters form a little more than a quarter of the book of Isaiah and that they carry no title of their own obliges us in the first place to justify giving them separate treatment and in the second place to explain their relation to what precedes and follows them and their function in the book as a whole."
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