Isaiah 41

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Updated by: 
Charles Stover
Research notes: 
CS/not checked/18/12/2019
Reference type: 
Journal Article
Author(s): 
Torrey, Charles C.
year: 
1951
Full title: 

Isaiah 41

Journal / Book Title || Series Title: 
Harvard Theological Review
Volume: 
44
Issue / Series Volume: 
3
Abbreviated Series Name: 
HTR
Pages: 
121-136
Work type: 
Essay/Monograph
Abstract: 

This is a chapter of unique importance for the understanding of the prophey of Second Isaiah. The interpretation of this poem of 29 verses — or, specifically, of its verses 1–3 and 25 f. — carries with it the entire conception of “the Prophet of the Exile”; his quality, his message, the amount of the prophecy that can be assigned to him, and indeed the theory of the origin of chapters 34–66. Two widely different interpretations, the one incompatible with the other, are well established in the history of Old Testament exegesis.

Hebrew bible: 
Book: 
Isaiah
URL: 
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/harvard-theological-review/article/isaiah-41/31486F0A8F5BCED21E1E1D6E9E5C4324
Record number: 
106 093