Jensens survey of the old testament adam 197

appearance at 1:4).
Isaiah is a book about “The Glorious
Throne of Jehovah, the Holy One.” An
appropriate key verse is “Holy, Holy Holy, is
the LORD of hosts, the whole earth is full of
His glory” (6:3).
VII. APPLICATIONS
The spiritual applications of the book of
Isaiah are legion. They involve such areas of
life as the divine call to Christian service;
living in light of who God is; confession of
sin; hardened hearts; judgment for sin; and
the redemptive ministry of Christ for man.
VIII. FURTHER STUDY
1. Study the New Testament passages
where Isaiah is quoted or referred to. Some
are listed below. (Note: In the King James
Version the prophet’s name is Esaias, after


the Greek spelling of the name.)


2. The authorship of Isaiah has been the
subject of much controversy. Many feel that
more than one author wrote the book. Read
the various arguments advanced for and
against the one-author view.12
IX. SELECTED READING
GENERAL INTRODUCTION

Allis, Oswald T. The Unity of Isaiah.
Culver, Robert D. The Suffering and the Glory
of the Lord’s Righteous Servant.
Fitch, W. “Isaiah.” In The New Bible
Commentary, pp. 556-62.
Freeman, Hobart E. An Introduction to the Old
Testament Prophets, pp. 11-132; 191-214.
Payne, J. Barton. Encyclopedia of Biblical
Prophecy, pp. 278-320.
Robinson, George L. “Isaiah.” In The
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia,


3: 1495-1508.
Schultz, Samuel J. The Old Testament Speaks,
pp. 299-321.
Young, Edward J. Introduction to the Old
Testament, pp. 197-222.
_____. Isaiah Fifty-Three.
_____. Studies in Isaiah.
_____. Who Wrote Isaiah?
COMMENTARIES

Alexander, J. A. Commentary on Isaiah.
Archer, Gleason L. “Isaiah.” In The Wycliffe
Bible Commentary.
Delitzsch, Franz. Commentary on Isaiah.
Jennings, F. C. Studies in Isaiah.
Kissane, E. J. The Book of Isaiah.
Skinner, J. The Book of the Prophet Isaiah.

Young, Edward J. The Book of Isaiah.