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What happens when Isaiah agrees to be Yahweh's messenger---to speak and act on his behalf and with his authority? John Goldingay's insightful commentary unfolds the voices and messages of Isaiah's prophetic experience, probing his thoughts about God's people and the relationship between the vision and reality. Offering the best in contemporary scholarship, the New International Biblical Commentary is ideal for general readers and serious students alike. 400 pages, softcover, Hendrickson.
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