The Book of Isaiah in Fifteen Studies

by George L. Robinson

Publisher:

Young Men’s Christian Association Press

, 1910

Overview

Divided into 15 studies, George L. Robinson examines the character of Isaiah, the divisions in structure within the text, the extent of biblical prophecy, and the response of Israel.

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Key Features

• Discusses the structure and makeup of Isaiah
• Examines the themes of the book of Isaiah, including salvation by faith
• Includes review questions for each chapter for further study

Contents

• Isaiah’s Life and Writings
• Analysis of the Book of Isaiah
• The Period of Isaiah
• Isaiah’s Prophecies Chronologically Arranged
• The Critical Problem
• Judah’s Social Sins (Chapters 1–6)
• Judah’s Political Entanglements (Chapters 7–12)
• Isaiah’s “Burdens” Concerning Foreign Nations (Chapters 13–23)
• Spiritual Messages of Salvation (Chapters 24–27)
• A Series of Six Woes (Chapters 28–33)
• History, Prophecy and Song (Chapters 36–39)
• Deliverance from Captivity through Cyrus (Chapters 40–48)
• The Servant of Jehovah (Chapters 49–57)
• The Future Glory of the People of God (Chapters 58–66)

Product Details

• Title: The Book of Isaiah in Fifteen Studies
• Author: George L. Robinson
• Publisher: Young Men’s Christian Association Press
• Publication Date: 1910
• Pages: 175

About George L. Robinson

George L. Robinson (1863–1958) was educated at Princeton University and Berlin University. He went on to become a professor at Knox College and Beirut College. Robinson later accepted the position of professor of theology at the University of Chicago.