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Isaiah Bible Study Guide

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Major Prophet

Isaiah — The Holy One Saves

Book context

Old Testament

Biblical periodDivided kingdom and prophetic warning

Israel and Judah face idolatry, reform, injustice, covenant warning, foreign pressure, and prophetic hope.

Book passageIsaiah 1-66

WriterIsaiah son of Amoz is named as the prophet.

AudienceJudah, Jerusalem, and the nations addressed by the Lord's warning and promise.

Ruling powers / settingAssyria is central, with Babylon also standing in Isaiah's wider prophetic horizon.

Scripture references

10 references

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Isaiah 6:1-8Isaiah 7:14Isaiah 9:6-7Isaiah 11:1-10Isaiah 25:8-9Isaiah 40:1-5Isaiah 42:1-4Isaiah 52:13-53:12Isaiah 55:1-3Isaiah 65:17-19

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