BiblicalStudies.org.uk’s bibliography on the book of Isaiah has links to 87 online resources. These include detailed commentaries, books and peer-reviewed theological articles. You can visit the page by clicking here.
Main image: Neo-Assyrian relief depicting some Assyrian individuals in a procession. Source: Denis Bourez from France – British Museum, London Uploaded by SunOfErat
ByRob
Today’s free book is Thomas Rawson Birk’s Commentary on the Book of Isaiah. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for digitisation. Thomas Rawson Birks [1810-1883], Commentary on the Book of Isaiah: Critical, Historical, and Prophetical; Including a Revised English Translation with Introduction and Appendices on the…
ByRob
In 2012 Crossway published an impressive collection of 21 essays defending the historical reliability of the Bible under the title Do Historical Matters Matter to Faith? The publishers have kindly granted permission for Theology on the Web to host Alan Millard’s contribution to that volume, dealing with the accuracy of Daniel’s account of Babylon: Alan R….
ByRob
Today’s free book is The New Century Bible Commentary on Isaiah Chapter 1-39 by Professor Ronald E. Clements. My thanks to Professor Clements for his permission host this book, which was digitised using the copy held in Spurgeon’s College library. Ronald E. Clements, Isaiah 1-39. New Century Bible. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans / London: Marshall, Morgan…
ByRob
Today’s free book is Andrew Craig Robinson’s six lectures on Old Testament Criticism delivered at the University of Dublin. Subjects civered include the personality of Daniel and the identity of Darius the Mede. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this publix domain title for digitisation. Andrew Craig Robinson [1839-1922], The Old…
ByRob
I have always been fascinated by the arguments for and against the unity of the book of Isaiah, which many scholars now consider to have been settled in favour of the book’s disunity. The following new title caught my attention as the authors take as their starting point the unity of the book. Benedetta Rossi,…