The Messianic Prophecies of Isaiah

by William de Burgh

Publisher:

Hodges, Smith and Co.

, 1863

Overview

Arranged as a series of nine lectures, William De Burgh expounds on the prophecies and explicit promises held in the text of Isaiah. De Burgh offers clarification of the text, as well as practical interpretation.

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Key Features

• Presents lectures on the prophecies of Isaiah
• Examines prophecies put forth by Isaiah
• Includes supplemental discussion following each lecture

Contents

• The Last Days
• Immanuel
• The Branch and Root of Jesse
• The Saviour Waited For
• The Foundation Stone
• The Way of the Lord Prepared
• The Man of Sorrows
• The Redeemer to Come to Zion
• The Messiah

Praise for the Print Edition

On the whole, it is a noble contribution to theological literature, on which the University of Dublin may safely be congratulated. It will be found highly valuable for constant reference.

—The Literary Gazette

The critical part, though brief, is excellent; while the prophetical exposition is clear and concise. Dr. De Burgh’s works are those of a thorough scholar, and deep student of the prophetical scriptures.

—Quarterly Journal of Prophecy

Product Details

• Title: The Messianic Prophecies of Isaiah
• Author: William De Burgh
• Publisher: Hodges, Smith, and Co.
• Publication Date: 1863
• Pages: 283

About William de Burgh

William De Burgh was educated at Trinity College, Dublin. De Burgh is the author of A Compendium of Hebrew Grammar, An Exposition of the Book of Revelation, and Discourses on the Life of Christ.